Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Bahria University through its Planning and Development Directorate invites bids for miscellaneous civil works at its Karachi campuses. This national-level procurement follows a single-stage, two-envelope bidding process and encompasses various construction and renovation tasks across the university's Karachi facilities. The scope includes seepage and ramp works as well as gymnasium remaining works, representing a diverse portfolio of civil infrastructure improvements required to maintain and enhance the university's physical infrastructure in Karachi, Sindh province.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria for civil works contractors in Pakistan, typically including valid PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration in an appropriate category, proof of NTN and active business registration with the relevant authorities, and financial standing demonstrated through bank certificates and audited accounts. A bid securing declaration is required as specified in the tender documents, and all bidders must sign an integrity pact and provide performance guarantee forms upon contract award.
The complete bidding documents are available from the Deputy Director (P&D) at Bahria University's Islamabad headquarters, located in Basement Room No. 9, Quaid Block, Shangrila Road, E-8. Bids must be submitted in two sealed envelopes to this same address. The bid opening will follow the schedule outlined in the Bid Data Sheet. Interested contractors should contact the office on telephone +92-051-926-1930 or email ddpd2@bahria.edu.pk for queries, document collection, and submission details. The bidding deadline is October 13, 2026.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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Bahria University seeks mixed civil works packages for its Karachi campuses, combining structural repairs (seepage mitigation, ramp construction) with facility completion (gym finishing).
The tender structure as two-envelope single-stage suggests moderate complexity; the September 2026 publication with October 13 closing provides four weeks preparation time. Notable is the geographic split between tender issuance (Islamabad HQ) and execution location (Karachi), requiring contractors to manage logistics across provinces. Work scope appears modular, suggesting bidders might pursue individual packages or the full scope.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid PEC registration (Category C or above for general civil works), active NTN and SECP registration, and audited financial accounts demonstrating working capital capacity. Bank certificates and performance history on similar projects are commonly required. No explicit restrictions are stated in available sections.