Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
IESCO invites bids for the shifting of 132 kilovolt double-circuit transmission lines totalling 1.8 kilometres in length. The project encompasses relocation of the Sangjani-II (B-17) to NIIA circuit and the Tarnol to F-11 circuit at Fazia Housing scheme between location numbers 53 to 59. Works are valued at Rs. 38,537,322 inclusive of Pakistan Sales Tax under the cost deposit head. This is a national-level procurement conducted as a single-stage, one-envelope bidding process by IESCO-PMU, the project management unit of Islamabad Electric Supply Company, headquartered in Sector G-7/4, Islamabad.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant registration, financial capacity, and past experience in transmission line works. A bid securing declaration is required at submission. Bidders are expected to demonstrate financial resources, key personnel capability, and satisfactory historical performance on similar contracts. The tender process follows standard national competitive bidding rules with detailed requirements for documentation of contractor credentials and equipment availability.
Bid documents are available from IESCO-PMU at Head Office, Street 40, Sector G-7/4, Islamabad, or by contacting the PMU office. Interested bidders must submit their complete bids by the deadline specified in the bidding schedule. Technical and financial proposals will be evaluated according to the published evaluation criteria. Further details regarding submission procedures, pre-bid meetings, opening dates, and contact information for clarifications are provided in the Instructions to Bidders section of this standard bidding document.
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IESCO is contracting 1.8 km of 132 kV transmission line relocation work within Islamabad at a contract value of approximately Rs.
38.5 million. This is a technical, high-voltage infrastructure project requiring specialist capabilities in line shifting, tower work, and electrical safety. The scope spans two circuits (Sangjani-II to NIIA and Tarnol to F-11) in an urban development area. Bidders will face competitive evaluation; prior experience on similar voltage-class line work and certified personnel are likely determinants of award.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders must be registered with PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) in relevant construction category, hold valid NTN and SECP registration, and possess experience on comparable transmission line projects. The notice does not explicitly state all eligibility bars; standard practice for 132 kV work requires Grade II or higher PEC classification and clean blacklisting history with IESCO.