Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) invites bids for the supply of 200 kVA distribution transformers under tender reference T-2056. This is a goods procurement on a national basis using a single stage, one envelope bidding process. The transformers are required to support QESCO's distribution network infrastructure in Balochistan province. The procurement follows a standard bidding document format and is open to eligible contractors meeting specified eligibility and evaluation criteria. Bidders are required to demonstrate technical and financial capacity to supply the equipment as per detailed specifications provided in the bid documents.
Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the tender. A bid security (performance guarantee) is required as specified in the bid data sheet. Bidders should carefully review all technical specifications, terms and conditions, and price schedules before submission. Historical performance, current contracts, financial capacity and net worth will be evaluated during the assessment process. An integrity pact must be signed by all participating bidders.
Bid documents are available from QESCO HQ, Zarghoon Road, Zarghoon, Quetta. The bidding process is advertised with a closing date of 29 September 2026. Interested parties should contact the Manager Material Management at QESCO HQ for document download and clarifications. Contact details include phone +92-319-808-8015 and email rdicqesco@yahoo.com. All bids must be submitted according to the specified envelope format and timeline. Bid opening will follow the submission closing date as per the advertised schedule.
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QESCO seeks suppliers for 200 kVA distribution transformers under a competitive national tender.
This appears to be a significant infrastructure procurement for Balochistan's power distribution network, suggesting substantial quantity requirements. The single-stage envelope process indicates moderate complexity. Bidders should note the stringent financial and historical performance evaluation criteria, including assessment of past contracts, litigation history and net worth. Tight working capital will be required given the September 2026 deadline. This is a one-off procurement rather than framework arrangement, making single-contract value critical to competitive positioning.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with SECP (if private company), hold NTN with FBR, and possess valid business registration. For goods suppliers, relevant industry experience and technical capacity are typically required. The notice specifies evaluation of past experience, completed contracts, financial capacity and absence of pending litigation. Bidders must sign the integrity pact and provide performance guarantees as specified.