Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sukkur Power Electric Company (SEPCO) is inviting national competitive bids for the procurement of an Oil Treatment Plant and a complete set of Digital Electronic Total Station under reference NCB-S-34/2026 Lot-I & II. This is a goods procurement processed under a single-stage, one-envelope bidding mechanism conducted on a national basis. The project is issued by the Chief Engineer (Development) PMU SEPCO Sukkur, located in Sindh province. The procurement covers two distinct lots of equipment required for operational and surveying purposes, with detailed specifications and requirements outlined in the bidding document.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant registration with appropriate authorities, demonstrated financial capacity, and past experience with similar contracts. A bid securing declaration is required from all bidders as per the standard bidding document provisions. Interested bidders should review the eligibility criteria section for detailed requirements regarding company registration, net worth evaluation, average annual turnover, and documentation of past performance and contract history.
The standard bidding document is available from the issuing office located at 2nd Floor, Al Sehra Building, Minara Road, near Session Court Sukkur, Sindh, Pakistan. Bids must be submitted in a single envelope as per the prescribed format and instructions provided in the document. The bid opening and evaluation will follow the timeline specified in the bid data sheet. For inquiries and bid submission, interested parties should contact the Chief Engineer (Development) PMU SEPCO Sukkur via telephone at +92-313-344-9546 or email at zain.chandio@sepco.com.pk.
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SEPCO is procuring two distinct equipment categories: an oil treatment plant and surveying equipment (digital total station).
The tender is structured as two lots under a single-stage national competitive bid. The document follows standard Pakistani government procurement format. Bidders should note this is a goods-only contract with no installation or ongoing services component mentioned. The scope suggests a one-time capital equipment purchase for operational infrastructure. Competitive bidding under NCB rules typically attracts multiple qualified vendors.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders must be registered with SECP (or equivalent if foreign entity), hold valid NTN, and provide evidence of past contracts of similar nature and value. The notice requires demonstration of financial capacity and net worth; audited financial statements typically required for preceding three years. Past experience in supply of comparable goods and contract performance history will be evaluated.