Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The National Bank of Pakistan invites electronic bids for the supply and installation of solar hybrid power systems with DB panel and requisite cabling works at two locations: the Regional Office Building in Mansehra, and various branches of the Regional Office of Mirpukhas in Sindh province. These tenders are categorized under goods procurement and represent a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure for the bank's operations. The projects aim to enhance power sustainability and reduce operational costs across the nominated facilities by deploying modern solar hybrid technology integrated with appropriate electrical distribution infrastructure.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility requirements as outlined in the detailed tender documents available on the official portals. The evaluation will be conducted according to prescribed criteria, and bidders are advised to review all specifications and terms carefully before submission. All bids must include appropriate documentation demonstrating the bidder's technical capacity, financial stability, and experience with similar projects.
Tender documents are available for download from the PPRA Tender Portal at https://epms.ppra.gov.pk/public/tenders/active-tenders and the ePADS portal at pa.epads.gov.pk. Electronic bids must be submitted through ePADS on or before October 7, 2026 at 11:00 am; physical bids will not be entertained. Tender inquiries should be directed to the Department Head, Procurement Division, LCMG, National Bank of Pakistan, 3rd Floor, Head Office Building, Karachi, Tel. 021-38902590-38902267, or the Divisional Head, Procurement Division, at Tel. 021-38902435.
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Two separate tenders for solar hybrid power system installation at NBP facilities in Mansehra and Mirpukhas.
Both are goods procurement contracts requiring specialized renewable energy and electrical installation expertise. The projects appear medium-scale, involving complete system design, supply, and installation with cabling infrastructure. Bidders should note the tight October 2026 deadline and ensure ePADS compliance; no physical bids accepted. These are likely one-off capital projects rather than maintenance contracts.
Who can bid: Typically eligible bidders must be registered with SECP or FBR (NTN required), hold valid PEC Grade (if subcontracting electricians) or equivalent technical credentials for solar/electrical systems, and demonstrate prior relevant project experience. The notice does not specify additional restrictions; check detailed tender documents for bid security and performance guarantee requirements.