Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sukkur Power Electric Company (SEPCO) invites sealed bids for the procurement of testing equipment for grid stations and transmission lines under National Competitive Bidding. The tender is divided into seven lots covering various testing equipment required for electrical grid infrastructure in Sindh province. This is a goods procurement under single stage one envelope bidding methodology, with reference NCB-S-32/2026 covering Lots 1 through 7. The procurement is national in scope and invites qualified equipment suppliers and manufacturers to submit competitive bids for specialized testing apparatus used in power transmission and distribution infrastructure.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant business registration with appropriate authorities, demonstrated financial capacity, and past experience in similar procurement. Bid security requirements and compliance with integrity pact provisions are mandatory. Bidders should verify their eligibility status including any restrictions on debarred or blacklisted entities, and provide evidence of technical capability to supply the specified equipment within required timelines.
Bidders can obtain complete bid documents from the Chief Engineer (Development) PMU SEPCO Sukkur office located at 2nd Floor, Al Sehra Building, Minara Road, near Session Court, Sukkur. Sealed bids must be submitted to the same address with bid opening scheduled following the submission deadline. Detailed specifications, price schedules, general and special conditions of contract, performance guarantee forms, and integrity pact requirements are included in the standard bidding document. For clarification, bidders should contact the designated official via phone +92-313-344-9546 or email zain.chandio@sepco.com.pk.
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SEPCO is procuring specialized testing equipment across seven separate lots for its grid and transmission infrastructure.
The tender structure suggests medium to large-scale individual lots given the technical nature of grid testing apparatus. Closing date is 30 September 2026, allowing moderate preparation time. No specific estimated contract value is stated. Bidders should note the single-envelope format requires all commercial and technical submissions in one envelope, and the integrity pact is non-negotiable. This appears to be a one-off procurement rather than a framework contract.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration (Private Limited or equivalent status), valid NTN, and prior experience supplying similar testing equipment to power utilities or grid operators. PEC registration is not required for goods suppliers but relevant technical certifications may be required. The notice specifies eligibility criteria on page 27; bidders must demonstrate financial capacity and clear litigation history.