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The Public Health Engineering Department Multan invites bids for the rehabilitation of a flood-affected rural water supply scheme in Ali Pur Sadaat, Tehsil Jalalpur Pirwala, District Multan, Punjab. This project aims to restore and rehabilitate water supply infrastructure damaged by flooding in the rural area, bringing essential water services back to the community. The bidding follows a Single Stage Two Envelope procurement process, requiring submission of both technical and financial proposals in sealed envelopes. The scheme is located in the Jalalpur Pirwala tehsil of Multan district, a flood-vulnerable region requiring urgent rehabilitation of its water supply infrastructure to serve the rural population.
Bidders must be eligible contractors meeting criteria outlined in the bidding documents. A bid security deposit (PSID) is required as a financial guarantee of bidder commitment and performance capability. Bidders must demonstrate technical qualifications, financial standing, and compliance with minimum wage rates and all applicable taxes. The bid documents contain detailed technical specifications, scope of services, and contractual conditions that form the basis of the procurement.
Bidding documents are available from the Public Health Engineering Division, Multan, located at 435-Ext, Shamsabad Colony, Multan. Sealed bids comprising technical and financial proposals must be submitted by the official deadline. The opening of bids will be conducted by the procuring agency in the presence of bidders or their representatives. Contract award will be made to the lowest evaluated responsive bid meeting all technical and eligibility requirements. Interested bidders should contact the department office for detailed specifications, bid procedures, and clarifications regarding the project scope and contractual terms.
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This is a rehabilitation contract for a rural water supply system in Multan district damaged by flooding.
The procurement uses a two-envelope format (technical and financial separation), indicating moderate to significant project complexity. The notice lacks financial estimates, timeline details, and specific scope quantities, suggesting bidders must obtain full documents from the department office. This appears to be a one-time post-disaster rehabilitation project rather than recurring work. Competition likely includes local contractors with rural infrastructure experience.
Who can bid: The notice requires bid security deposit submission but does not explicitly state PEC registration, NTN, or SECP requirements. For construction-related water supply schemes, bidders typically must hold valid PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration in the appropriate category, valid NTN from FBR, and proof of financial stability. Local contractors must verify exact eligibility criteria in the full bidding documents.