Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Town Municipal Corporation, Model Colony, District Korangi invites competitive bids through the Sindh E-Pak Acquisition & Disposal System (EPADS) under Single Stage-Two Envelope Procedure for forty-six infrastructure and utility works across Model Colony. The tender covers a comprehensive range of civil works including water line provision and laying (ten-inch and three to six-inch diameter pipes), sewerage line installation (twelve to eighteen-inch diameter), cement paver block flooring for multiple wards and areas, storm water drainage wells, street lighting arrangement at main and link roads, and manufacturing of tubular poles for street lighting. The total estimated project value spans from approximately PKR 2.56 million to PKR 2.99 million per individual work, with cumulative scope representing substantial municipal infrastructure development across eight wards and commercial areas of the colony. Works are distributed across UC-01 through UC-08 and include beautification initiatives such as kerb stone repairs and island painting along major thoroughfares. The procurement is governed by SPPRA Rules 2010 as amended, reflecting provincial procurement standards for Sindh. Each work package is independently valued and bid upon, allowing contractors to participate in single or multiple projects according to their capacity and experience.
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This is a large multi-lot tender comprising 46 discrete infrastructure packages across water, sewerage, paving and street lighting in a Karachi-based municipal colony.
Individual lot values range from PKR 2.56 to 2.99 million, allowing small to medium contractors to bid on specific works rather than the entire portfolio. The notice shows all works are due by 22 September 2026, providing approximately nine months for execution. Bidders can tailor participation to their equipment and workforce availability, making this accessible to established local contractors with proven experience in underground utilities and road works. The recurring nature of municipal maintenance suggests potential for framework expansion if performance is satisfactory.
Who can bid: Typically contractors must hold valid PEC registration in relevant categories (water works, sewerage, paving, electrical), possess an active SECP company registration or sole proprietor NTN, and provide proof of previous experience with similar scale municipal projects. Bid security of 5% of estimated cost (payable as demand draft or pay order) is mandatory. No specific turnover or asset requirements are stated; applicants should review full tender documents for detailed qualification criteria.