Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Navy Dockyard (CDN/HM) in Karachi invites sealed technical and financial proposals from reputed GST, SST and Income Tax registered firms for the provision of trash and debris removal services from the sea at PN Dockyard area, in front of Naval Berths 1-14, PN Mooring and PIDC channel as required by CDN/HM (K) in Karachi harbour. The tender reference is 01/2026. Terms and conditions along with bidding documents and criteria are available from PN Dockyard (CDN/HM K) at West Wharf Road, Karachi, upon submission of firm's GST Registration and NTN Certificate copies and payment of Rs 3,000 as non-refundable tender fee via pay order or cross cheque. Technical and financial proposals must be submitted separately in sealed envelopes to the Establishment Officer, PN Dockyard, by 10:00 AM on 23 September 2026, with opening scheduled thereafter in the presence of bidders or their representatives. Single stage two-envelope bidding will be conducted with contract award for nine months (26 October to 27 June). During award period, the successful bidder shall deposit 6 percent of total contract value as performance guarantee with 2 percent bid security to be returned upon receipt of pay order or bank guarantee. Contract will be awarded on lowest performance guarantee basis with standard integrity pact submission required from all bidders. CDN/HM (K) reserves the right to reject any or all bids without explaining grounds.
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Navy seeks trash and debris removal services from sea at Karachi dockyard for a nine-month contract starting October 2026.
This is marine environmental cleanup requiring specialized equipment and harbor operations experience. The scope covers berthing areas and mooring zones at a major military facility, suggesting moderate contract value. Registration and tax compliance are mandatory; tender fee Rs 3,000 is required upfront. Competition likely from established marine services contractors familiar with port operations.
Who can bid: Bidders must be GST and SST registered with valid Income Tax Registration (NTN). Typically, waste management and marine services contracts require relevant business registration with SECP and evidence of prior port or environmental cleanup experience, though the notice does not explicitly state this.