Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Islamabad Club, located in Islamabad Capital Territory, invites bids for the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of diesel generators. This is a National level procurement conducted under a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process. The project encompasses complete delivery and deployment of diesel generator equipment with full technical support to ensure operational readiness. The scope includes supply of equipment, on-site installation, comprehensive testing procedures, and final commissioning to bring the generators into full operational status at the Islamabad Club premises on Main Murree Road.
Eligibility criteria and specific requirements for bid participation are detailed in the tender documents available from the Procurement Head. Bidders must submit their proposals in two separate envelopes as per the Two Envelope system, with technical and financial components evaluated independently. Bid security, qualification documents, and other mandatory submissions are specified in the Bid Data Sheet and related procurement forms included in the Standard Bidding Document.
Interested bidders may obtain complete tender documents by contacting the Procurement Head at the address provided. Bids must be submitted by the closing date of 6 October 2026. For further information, queries, and document procurement, bidders should reach out to Arslan Javed, Procurement Head, at phone +92-301-856-3560 or email arslan.javed@islamabadclub.org.pk. The bid opening will follow the submission deadline as per the tender schedule outlined in the bidding documents.
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Islamabad Club is procuring complete diesel generator units with installation and commissioning services in Islamabad.
This is a goods and services contract under single-stage two-envelope bidding, suggesting moderate complexity with both technical and commercial evaluation. The October 2026 deadline provides reasonable preparation time. Bidders should note the emphasis on testing and commissioning indicates the client requires fully operational equipment, not just supply. Experience with similar complete turnkey generator projects will be advantageous.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state PEC category or specific registration requirements. Typically, suppliers of electrical equipment and generators must possess relevant registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) or equivalent business registration, valid NTN, and PEC registration in the relevant engineering category. Bidders should verify specific qualification criteria in the Bid Data Sheet.