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Description / Scope of Work
The Communication & Works Department of the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, through the Executive Engineer Mega Projects (South-II) D.I. Khan, invites electronic bids from eligible firms and bidders for the up-gradation of Rural Health Centre Domel to CAT-D Hospital in District Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This is a single-stage two-envelope e-PADS tender under ADP No. 671/240237 with an estimated cost of PKR 14.672 million. The project is scheduled for completion as per work order, representing a significant infrastructure development initiative in the health sector. Bidders must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council holding C-02 or C-03 category codes with specialized civil works credentials. The tender process follows KPPRA Procurement Rules-2014 and the latest prevailing rules through the E-PADS electronic bidding system, ensuring transparency and competitive procurement.
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This is a hospital up-gradation project valued at approximately PKR 14.67 million in District Bannu, KPK.
The scope involves civil works to convert an RHC to a CAT-D facility. Bidders must hold PEC C-02 or C-03 codes. Bid security requirements escalate with discount depth: 2% for bids up to 10% below estimate, 8% additional for 10–20% below, and detailed rate analysis plus further security for over 20% below. The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 10 September 2026 at 12:00 PM in D.I. Khan. This is a one-off project with a clearly defined scope and tight evaluation timeline.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold PEC C-02 or C-03 specialized civil codes as detailed in bidding documents. Firms must be enlisted with C&W Department and Pakistan Engineering Council. Call deposit or bank guarantee from scheduled banks is mandatory. Typically, bidders must also possess valid NTN, SECP registration, and recent tax return documentation, though the notice does not explicitly list all routine requirements.