Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sukkur Power Electric Company (SEPCO) invites bids for the reclamation of 200-KVA damaged distribution transformers classified as repairable. This non-consultancy services tender is issued by the Material Management Directorate at SEPCO Head Office located in Sukkur, Sindh Province, under single-stage one-envelope bidding procedure. The work involves repair and restoration of damaged transformers to restore their operational functionality. The tender is national in scope and follows standard procurement protocols established by SEPCO for infrastructure maintenance and equipment rehabilitation services.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria that typically include valid business registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), current National Tax Number (NTN) registration, and relevant technical qualifications or experience in transformer reclamation and repair services. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants as specified in the tender document. Bidders should demonstrate financial capacity and provide details of past similar projects completed, along with evidence of technical competence in handling transformer repair and reclamation work.
The complete bidding documents are available from SEPCO Head Office, Admin Block, Old Thermal Power Station, Sukkur. Bids must be submitted in a single envelope containing all required documentation and financial proposals. The deadline for bid submission is 28 September 2026. For further information, clarifications, or to obtain bid documents, interested parties should contact the Manager Material Management at telephone +92-306-377-5784 or email arif.bhutto@sepco.com.pk.
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SEPCO seeks qualified contractors for reclamation and repair of 200-KVA damaged distribution transformers.
This is a single-contract specialist services engagement rather than a framework arrangement. The narrow scope (transformer reclamation only) and specific 200-KVA capacity suggest SEPCO has a defined inventory of repairable units requiring restoration. Bidders will compete primarily on repair quality, technical credentials, and cost efficiency. The September 2026 closing date allows moderate preparation time. Transformer repair expertise and past SEPCO or similar utility work history will be critical to winning.
Who can bid: Typically required: SECP registration as a service provider, valid NTN, technical qualifications or certification in electrical equipment repair/reclamation, evidence of past transformer repair projects, and adequate financial standing. The notice specifies financial capacity and net worth evaluation forms must be submitted. Bidders must provide integrity pact signatures and performance guarantee forms.