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Description / Scope of Work
The Welfare Wing, S&GAD, Punjab Civil Secretariat, Lahore invites sealed electronic bids for the solarization of Circuit House, Rawalpindi. This procurement involves the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a complete solar power system at the Circuit House facility in Rawalpindi, Punjab. The project aims to convert the property's energy infrastructure to renewable solar power, reducing operational costs and environmental impact. Eligible bidders must be Pakistani nationals or registered companies duly incorporated under the relevant laws of Pakistan with valid National Tax Number (NTN) and appropriate business registration. Bidders must possess relevant experience in solar installation projects and must submit all required technical and financial documentation as per the bidding documents. Bid security must be furnished as stipulated in the Bid Data Sheet. The procurement process follows the Public Procurement Rules 2004 and standard government tendering procedures with emphasis on technical specifications and conformity to bidding documents. Bid documents are available from the Welfare Wing, S&GAD office and can be downloaded in accordance with the submission guidelines outlined herein. Electronic bids must be submitted by the deadline specified, with opening scheduled according to the tender schedule. Queries regarding bid documents should be addressed to the Procuring Agency in writing, and all clarifications will be provided in writing to maintain transparency and fairness.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a solarization (renewable energy installation) contract for a government building in Rawalpindi.
The bidding documents are comprehensive and prescriptive, suggesting significant technical requirements around solar panel specifications, inverters, battery storage systems, and grid integration. The project appears to be a one-time capital installation rather than maintenance or supply. Given the public nature of the client and the detailed technical sections, bidders should expect rigorous compliance checks and performance guarantees. No estimated contract value is disclosed in the document excerpt reviewed.
Who can bid: Bidders must be Pakistani nationals or companies registered under Pakistani law, holding valid NTN (National Tax Number) registration. Typically, solar installation contractors must hold relevant trade licenses or certifications from the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) or equivalent technical authority, though the notice does not explicitly state this. Suppliers must demonstrate prior experience with comparable solar projects and technical capability to meet detailed specifications outlined in Section III.