Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Army High Altitude School issues a tender for the provision of Spec ATG for maintenance of miscellaneous training facilities, up and down hill firing range and training equipment for the financial year 2026-27. The tender is being called as per PPRA Rules 2004 and will be managed by the school in Federal region. This procurement covers essential maintenance and support services for the school's specialized training infrastructure and operational facilities. The contract scope encompasses routine and preventive maintenance of training facilities and associated equipment used in the school's high-altitude training programmes.
Interested contractors must meet standard eligibility requirements as prescribed under PPRA Rules 2004. Bidders should possess relevant experience in maintenance of military or specialized training facilities and equipment. Bid security and other compliance requirements will be specified in the tender documents. Contractors are typically required to hold valid NTN registration, be in good standing with relevant authorities, and demonstrate technical and financial capacity to execute maintenance contracts.
Tender forms and detailed specifications may be collected from Army High Altitude School by 11 September 2026. Tender forms must be deposited before 1200 hours on 26 September 2026, after which no submissions will be accepted. Tender opening will occur at 1300 hours and closing at 1500 hours on 26 September 2026 at the school premises. Interested contractors should contact 05817923000 for further information regarding tender requirements and bid documentation.
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Army High Altitude School seeks a maintenance contractor for specialized training facilities and firing ranges under a one-year contract (FY 2026-27).
Scope includes facility maintenance and training equipment upkeep at an altitude facility. The tender follows standard PPRA procedures; tight submission window (11 to 26 September 2026) suggests moderate competition expected. This appears to be a continuation or recurring annual maintenance contract typical for military institutions. Contractors with prior experience maintaining military or high-altitude training infrastructure will have advantage.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid NTN registration, SECP compliance, and demonstrated experience in maintenance of training facilities or military equipment. Contractors should be registered with relevant provincial authorities. Financial soundness and technical capability to handle specialized equipment maintenance are likely prerequisites. PPRA Rules 2004 compliance mandatory.