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Description / Scope of Work
District Council Gujrat invites electronic bids for five infrastructure schemes under the Annual Development Programme 2026-27, with a combined estimated cost of 213.96 million rupees. The procurement covers road rehabilitation and construction projects including rehabilitation of the Jalalpur Sobhtian to Dheendha Kalan road (26.60 million), Hajiwala road to Kotla Sohian road (33.72 million), and comprehensive school old GT road towards Airport road with drain construction (48 million), along with two solar and LED road lighting installation projects on major urban routes in Gujrat district totaling 105.64 million. All works are located within Gujrat district, Punjab.
Eligible bidders must be well-reputed, financially sound firms, contractors or companies registered with relevant departments and the E-Procurement System of Punjab. Participants require valid PEC licensure in applicable category codes, active income tax certificates and FBR status, valid PRA and professional tax registration where applicable, and must provide fresh affidavits confirming they are neither blacklisted by PPRA nor subject to current litigation. Bid security is set at five percent of each project's estimated cost, payable in cash through the e-procurement portal before the submission deadline.
Bidding documents are available through the Punjab E-Procurement System (PPRA) under single-stage single-envelope competitive process. Bids must be submitted electronically by 29 September 2026 at 09:00 AM and will be opened on the same date at 11:30 AM in the presence of bidders or their authorized representatives. All interested applicants must register on the Punjab E-Procurement System to participate. Enquiries and bid submission should be directed to District Council Gujrat office.
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Five infrastructure contracts totalling approximately 214 million rupees across road rehabilitation, drainage, and solar/LED lighting in Gujrat.
Projects range from 26.6 to 53 million rupees individually. This is a corrigendum correcting scheme names from an earlier September 2026 tender notice, suggesting these are live, active procurements. Bidders should note strict PEC, tax, and anti-blacklist compliance requirements and the requirement to register on Punjab's e-procurement portal. The bid security threshold at 5% is standard but represents significant capital commitment on larger contracts.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid PEC licensure in relevant construction category codes, possess active FBR income tax and sales tax registration, valid PRA certificate, and professional tax registration where applicable. Fresh affidavit required confirming no PPRA blacklisting or current litigation. Registration on Punjab E-Procurement System is mandatory. Typically, contractors undertaking road and civil works in Punjab must also comply with local tender committee approvals and hold current professional indemnity insurance.