Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Town Committee Chak, District Shikarpur, invites sealed tenders for the provision of floating paver blocks and surface drains at various places within Shikarpur town. The estimated cost of this work is Rs. 35.00 million, with a completion period of twelve months. The project falls under the financial year 2026–27 and is governed by SPPRA Rules 2013, as amended, and SPPRA Rules 2010. Tender documents are available online through the EPAD system at https://sindh.eprocesg.gov.pk. Interested parties and firms must obtain and submit documents via the EPAD platform; physical submission via courier or in-person is not accepted. The Town Committee Chak is located in Shikarpur, Sindh province, and this is a standard build infrastructure project designed to improve drainage and surface conditions across multiple locations within the municipal area.
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Sealed tenders sought for floating paver block and surface drain installation across Shikarpur town; estimated scope Rs.
35 million, twelve-month delivery. Bidders must be PEC-registered (relevant category), possess active NTN certificates, and submit Earnest Money Deposit (5% of estimated cost). Bids open 15 October 2026 at 10:30 AM. Key constraint: all documents must be submitted via online EPAD portal only; no courier or manual submissions accepted. Early site mobilisation and procurement planning advisable given infrastructure scale.
Who can bid: Contractors must be registered with PEC in relevant category with valid certificates, hold active NTN from FBR, and possess Sindh Revenue Board registration with active status. Bidders must not be blacklisted by any government agency or engaged in litigation. Typically, contractors in this category must have demonstrated similar work experience in municipal infrastructure; affidavits confirming non-involvement in disputes are required.