Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Military Engineer Services, through its CMES (DP) Chaklala office located in Chaklala, Rawalpindi, is inviting lump sum tenders for re-upholstery, repairing and re-painting of wooden and steel furniture items in the residential area at NDU Complex Islamabad. This maintenance and restoration work falls under the purview of military infrastructure management in Punjab province. The tender is issued under reference 6534/DP//E-6, dated September 2026, and contractors are invited to submit bids for the complete scope of furniture restoration services. The contract will be executed in conjunction with General Condition of Contract PAFW-2249 and the Contract Form PAFW-1821.
Eligibility criteria and bid security requirements are to be found in the General Conditions for Contract PAFW-2249 and associated schedules. Prospective bidders are required to obtain and review all tender documents including specifications, amendments, special conditions under Schedule G, breach of security rules under Schedule G, Schedule H, Schedule K, and un-priced bills of quantities. All documents must be submitted whether or not a tender is being placed, as per military tender protocol.
Tenders must be delivered at CMES (DP) Chaklala by 1130 hours on the specified closing date in August 2026, addressed to CMES (DP) Chaklala and marked "CONTRACT NUMBER" on the outside. Correspondence concerning the tender should quote reference 6534/DP//E-6. Rashid Mehmood, A/XEN AQS, is the authorized representative empowered to initial corrections and sign all attached documents on behalf of the accepting authority. The Government of Pakistan reserves the right not to accept the lowest or any tender received.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Military furniture restoration contract for NDU Islamabad residential area—appears small to medium scale, covering re-upholstery, repairs and repainting of wooden and steel items.
Closing date August 2026 indicates tight turnaround from September issue date. This is likely a one-time maintenance requirement rather than recurring framework. Bidders need familiarity with lump sum contracting under military engineer services protocols and access to PAFW-2249 general conditions, which impose strict compliance and documentation requirements typical of defence procurement.
Who can bid: Typically contractors must be registered with PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) if undertaking structural/carpentry work, hold valid NTN and SECP registration, and provide proof of similar previous work. The notice references Schedule G breach of security rules, suggesting security clearance verification may apply. No specific category restrictions are stated in this extract, but military contracts typically require pre-qualification and no criminal/financial default history.