Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) invites sealed bids for the procurement of 132 kV ZM-1 Type Towers and ZM-60 Modified Towers under tender reference STG-08-2026-27. This is a goods procurement for electrical transmission infrastructure to be delivered in Balochistan Province. The tender is issued by the Manager Procurement, Office of Chief Engineer Development PMU at QESCO Head Office, Zarghoon Road, Quetta, and follows a single-stage, one-envelope bidding process on a national basis.
Eligible bidders must meet the financial and technical qualifications specified in the Bid Data Sheet and Eligibility Criteria sections. Bidders are required to submit a Bid Securing Declaration instead of a traditional bid security bond. All bidders must sign the Integrity Pact and provide a Performance Guarantee Form as part of their submission. Standard registration and tax compliance documentation is typically required for participation in QESCO procurements.
Interested bidders can obtain the complete Standard Bidding Document from the office of Manager Procurement at the address provided. Bids must be submitted in a single sealed envelope and will be opened on the scheduled date. Detailed specifications for both tower types, price schedules, general and special conditions of contract, and all required forms are included in the document. For further information, contact Manager Procurement at phone +92-319-808-8035 or email qescocedev@gmail.com.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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QESCO seeks qualified manufacturers or suppliers of 132 kV transmission towers—a medium-to-large scope electrical infrastructure contract requiring demonstrated technical capability and financial standing.
The 132 kV specification indicates heavy-duty lattice towers for high-voltage transmission lines. Single-stage bidding reduces timeline but leaves no opportunity for technical clarification post-submission. Bidders should verify they can meet detailed tower specifications (ZM-1 and ZM-60 Modified designs) and performance guarantee requirements; this appears to be a one-off procurement rather than a recurring framework.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP (for companies) or relevant trade body, hold valid NTN and GST registration, and demonstrate prior experience in electrical tower manufacturing or supply. Technical qualifications and financial capacity will be evaluated against criteria in the BDS. Integrity Pact signature is mandatory. Foreign bidders may be eligible under national procurement rules but should confirm with QESCO.