Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sukkur Power Electric Company (SEPCO) invites sealed bids for the reclamation of 50-kilovolt-ampere 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. The tender follows a national single-stage, one-envelope bidding procedure. Interested contractors and service providers must meet specified eligibility criteria and provide evidence of financial capacity, relevant technical qualifications, and past experience with transformer reclamation and repair work. Bidders are required to submit a bid security as stipulated in the bid data sheet and comply with all documentation requirements outlined in the standard bidding document.
Eligibility requirements include possession of valid National Tax Number (NTN), SECP registration or relevant provincial registration depending on entity type, demonstrated financial soundness with audited accounts, and documented experience in similar transformer reclamation projects. Bidders must not be blacklisted or debarred by any government or autonomous body and must declare compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. The bid security amount and other financial guarantees are specified in the bid data sheet, and all bids must be accompanied by an integrity pact and performance guarantee form as detailed in the contract documentation.
Bid documents can be obtained from the Material Management Directorate at SEPCO Head Office, Old Thermal Power Station, Sukkur. Sealed bids must be submitted to the same address by the deadline of 28 September 2026. Bid opening will occur on the specified date following submission deadline. Bidders should contact the Manager Material Management at telephone +92-306-377-5784 or email arif.bhutto@sepco.com.pk for clarifications and further information regarding this procurement.
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SEPCO seeks service providers to reclaim and repair damaged 50-KVA distribution transformers.
This is a non-consultancy services contract with national scope. The relatively short nine-day submission window (as of publication) may indicate recycled or repeat procurement. Reclamation suggests asset recovery rather than new manufacture; contractors should clarify whether work involves onsite assessment, dismantling, parts recovery, testing, or full restoration. Experience with electrical equipment decommissioning and transformer-specific knowledge will be essential.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must hold active NTN registration with FBR, valid SECP incorporation or relevant provincial registration, and audited financial statements demonstrating working capital. Experience with similar electrical equipment reclamation is expected. No blacklisting or debarment by government bodies is permitted. Contractors should hold relevant electrical safety certifications and demonstrate competence in transformer handling.