Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
WASA Multan invites bids from registered engineering firms and contractors for the re-winding of an 87 kilowatt electric motor, 125 horsepower, water-proof and damp-proof, serving a submersible centrifugal pump at the Vehari Road Disposal Station in Multan, Punjab. The estimated cost is Rs 2,617,941, with earnest money requirement of Rs 52,336 (2% of estimated cost). The scope includes motor rewinding work to restore operational capability of the water supply infrastructure asset. This is a single-stage two-envelope procurement conducted through the Punjab e-Procurement System in compliance with PPRA Rules and Punjab Procurement Regulations 2024. Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and authorized to operate on the Punjab e-Procurement platform. The bid security is 2% of the estimated cost, payable online through the e-procurement system. Technical proposals will be evaluated first without reference to price, followed by financial bid opening for technically responsive bidders only. The performance guarantee required from the successful bidder is 5% of the contract value, to be furnished before contract execution.
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This is a specialist motor rewinding contract for municipal water supply infrastructure.
The scope is narrow and technical, requiring demonstrated expertise in high-capacity electric motor rewinding and submersible pump applications. The estimated value of Rs 2.6 million suggests moderate project scale. The 15-day completion period is tight for quality rewinding work; bidders should assess workshop capacity and staff availability. No framework or recurring element is evident — this appears to be a one-off urgent repair. The tender requires digital submission via Punjab e-Procurement System, indicating WASA expects platform-registered contractors only.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with authorized credentials on the Punjab e-Procurement System and eligible under PPRA rules. For electrical motor rewinding work, bidders are typically required to hold relevant PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) category registration or equivalent technical license, valid NTN/SECP registration, and evidence of prior experience with motor rewinding. The notice does not explicitly state PEC category; however, such work typically requires electrical contractor status.