Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
District Council Jhang invites sealed bids for the construction of a boundary wall with gate, gate pillar, and RCC slab at Shuhda-e-Police Colony, Mouza Kot Sai Singh, Faislabad Road, District Jhang, Punjab. This is a civil construction project encompassing structural work for boundary demarcation and secure access to the police colony premises. The project falls under the jurisdiction of the Local Government & Community Development Department and represents infrastructure development for a designated government residential facility in the district.
Bidders must submit a call deposit (bid security) as specified in the tender form. The bid must remain valid for 90 days from the date of financial bid opening. Contractors are expected to possess relevant Pakistan Engineering Council registration and the technical and financial capacity to execute the work within stipulated timelines. Standard procurement procedures apply, with evaluation based on technical compliance and financial competitiveness.
Bid documents are issued by District Council Jhang through this bidding document. Contractors must submit sealed bids containing both technical and financial proposals by the closing date. The bid opening will occur on the announced date, with financial evaluation following technical qualification. Interested contractors should contact District Council Jhang directly for submission details, bid document collection procedures, and any technical clarifications required before proposal submission.
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Construction contract for boundary wall, gate structure, and RCC slab work at a police colony in Jhang district.
The scope involves structural engineering with concrete work and metalwork components. Contract value and timeline are not stated in this excerpt, suggesting a relatively modest municipal-scale project typical of district council infrastructure. The 90-day bid validity period is standard. Bidders should verify exact specifications, site conditions, and material standards through project documentation.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council in the appropriate category for civil construction works. NTN and SECP registration are typically required for bid submission. The notice does not explicitly state category restrictions or turnover thresholds, so standard eligibility criteria for district-level government construction contracts would apply.