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Highway Division Attock has issued a revised contract form for procurement and execution of works. This document serves as the master template and general conditions governing tender submission, evaluation, and contract administration under the division's authority in Punjab. The revised contract form encompasses general directions for tenderers, tender procedures, definitions, and comprehensive general conditions of contract covering contract documents, general obligations, materials and workmanship, assignment and subletting provisions. The document is structured across 53 pages with detailed clauses addressing performance guarantees, quality assurance security, programme of work requirements, site inspection protocols, and contractor obligations. Tenderers must comply with all specifications, drawings, and orders issued by the Engineer-in-charge. The form applies to construction and infrastructure works undertaken by Highway Division Attock in the province of Punjab.
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This document is a revised standard contract form and tender framework—not a specific work tender.
It establishes the terms, conditions, and procedures that will govern future tenders issued by Highway Division Attock. Contractors should use this as reference material to understand the division's contractual expectations, eligibility requirements, performance guarantees, and submission protocols before bidding on actual works. The comprehensive 53-page document requires careful review for compliance with performance security, technical personnel, insurance, and inspection requirements. Useful for ongoing contractors on the division's approved vendor lists.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders for Highway Division Attock works must be registered with the relevant authority (PEC for civil construction, SECP for firms), possess valid NTN certificates, provide earnest money/bid security as specified in individual tenders, and demonstrate technical capability through qualified personnel. Contractors must comply with all statutory regulations, tax obligations, and insurance requirements outlined in the general conditions.