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Description / Scope of Work
The National Highways & Motorway Police (NHMP) is procuring and installing fire hydrant systems for two locations: CPO Building G-11/1 and PLHQ Building H-8/2 in Islamabad. This is a single-stage two-envelope competitive bidding process for goods procurement including supply and installation of complete fire hydrant systems. The project covers both buildings located in the Federal Capital Territory and requires bidders to provide comprehensive fire safety infrastructure solutions compliant with relevant Pakistani standards and international specifications. The procurement aims to enhance fire safety and emergency response capabilities at these critical NHMP facilities in Islamabad.
Eligibility requires bidders to be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities. Bidders must submit bid security as specified in the bid data sheet. The document specifies detailed requirements for financial resources, past experience with similar projects, current contract status, and average annual turnover. Prospective bidders must demonstrate technical capability and financial stability to execute the scope of work successfully. All bidders must sign an Integrity Pact and provide a performance guarantee upon contract award.
Bid documents are available from the Assistant Director (Logistics) at the NHMP Central Police Office, Mauve Area, G-11/1, Islamabad. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes as per the specified format and schedule. The contact details for further information are Phone: +92-303-506-7925 and Email: logbranch@gmail.com. Bidders are encouraged to seek clarification on specifications and requirements from the procuring agency before submission.
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Fire hydrant system procurement for two federal government buildings in Islamabad.
Scope includes supply and complete installation at CPO and PLHQ facilities. Standard two-envelope bidding process with typical requirements for financial documentation, past experience, and performance guarantees. Project appears to be a one-off capital installation rather than recurring maintenance contract. Bidders should note the dual-location requirement and ensure capability to execute at both sites. Timeline and detailed cost estimates will be available in full bid documents.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP or relevant trade authority in Pakistan. Demonstrable past experience with similar fire safety or hydrant system installations required. Proof of financial resources and average annual turnover documentation needed. PEC registration not specified but may be required depending on installation scope classification. Performance guarantee bond mandatory upon award.