Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Technical Education & Vocational Training Authority, operating Govt. College of Technology in Rawalpindi, Punjab, invites national competitive bids for the supply and installation of a solar power system comprising a 110kW invertor and 70kW solar panels. This is a single-stage, two-envelope procurement using the least cost method on an accumulative cost basis. The tender reference is GCT/RWP/TENDER-1/PKG-PSS. The project aims to establish renewable energy infrastructure at the college campus in Rawalpindi, enhancing institutional sustainability and reducing energy costs.
Bidders must be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities and eligible to supply and install solar energy systems. Bidders should have demonstrated experience in similar installations and must comply with all applicable technical and quality standards. Bid security is required at the levels specified in the bidding documents. All documentation establishing bidder eligibility, company credentials, financial stability, and technical capability must be submitted. Goods must conform to specifications and standards outlined in the bidding documents, with certificates of conformity and test reports required.
Bid documents are available from the authority and should be obtained well before the submission deadline. Electronic bids must be sealed and submitted by 11:00 AM on 28 September 2026. Bids will be opened at 11:30 AM on the same date. Bidders are advised to submit bids with sufficient lead time to avoid technical delays. Further clarifications regarding the tender specifications, technical requirements, or submission procedures should be directed to the designated contact person at Govt. College of Technology, Rawalpindi.
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Government college procurement for 110kW solar installation (70kW panels + 110kW inverter)—medium-scale one-off infrastructure project with sustainability focus.
Notable: inverter capacity exceeds panel rating, suggesting future expansion planning or specification error worth clarifying pre-bid. Tight closure (Sept 2026) and same-day bid opening demand meticulous document preparation. Least-cost tender favors competitive pricing but requires demonstrated solar EPC track record to be credible.
Who can bid: Must be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities (typically NTN/SECP for companies; PEC registration typical for solar installation contractors). Require demonstrated experience in similar solar installations, financial stability documentation, and technical capability evidence. Government procurement usually requires no tax default and EOBI compliance. Specific authority registration not detailed.