Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO), a power utility operating in Punjab province, invites sealed competitive bids for the engagement of an independent third party international consultant/consortium firm to conduct a comprehensive study on transmission and distribution (T&D) technical losses assessment for GEPCO. The scope encompasses detailed technical analysis, loss identification, mitigation strategies, and recommendations for reducing system losses. The tender is issued under formal procurement procedures with bid documents available for collection from the company's office. The estimated project value is reflected in the bid guarantee requirement of Rs 2,500,008 (Pakistani Rupees). This engagement represents a specialized consultancy requiring international expertise in power system analysis and loss reduction methodologies, critical for improving the utility's operational efficiency across its service territory in Punjab.
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GEPCO seeks a qualified international consultant consortium to diagnose and address technical transmission and distribution losses, indicating significant operational performance concerns requiring expert external assessment.
The Rs 2.5 million bid security signals a moderately substantial contract scope. This is a one-time technical consultancy rather than recurring services, demanding teams with proven expertise in power system loss audits and international credentials; domestic energy sector consultants may struggle without international partnerships to meet the implicit qualification expectations.
Who can bid: Typically, consultancy contracts require bidders to be registered with SECP (if locally incorporated), hold valid NTN, and provide evidence of relevant experience in power sector studies. International consortium partners must demonstrate operational presence or local representation in Pakistan. Professional qualifications and previous similar project portfolios are standard requirements; the notice does not explicitly state minimum credentials but the international consultant specification implies substantial technical qualification thresholds.