Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Navy is inviting sealed quotations from GST and Professional Tax registered, security-cleared firms for the provision of conservancy services at PNS RAZA located at National Stadium Road, Karachi, Sindh. The contract period is one year, effective from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027. The scope of work includes removal of waste (kachra) on a daily or alternate-day basis, provision of five bush cutters, employment of conservancy laborers at government-prescribed rates (contractor responsibility), and provision of khaad dumpers as required. The work may be undertaken on daily or alternate-day scheduling as operationally needed by the naval establishment.
Eligible bidders must hold GST registration and Professional Tax registration, and must be security-cleared by relevant Pakistani authorities. No specific bid security amount or earnest money deposit is mentioned in the notice. Bidders should confirm their capacity to mobilize labor, equipment (five bush cutters minimum), and transport facilities (dumpers) to meet naval facility standards. The Commanding Officer reserves the right to cancel any or all quotations after stating reasons, and no tender evaluation or award criteria are specified in this notice.
Tender documents may be obtained from PNS RAZA before the closing date of 17 October 2026. Sealed quotations must be submitted to the Commanding Officer PNS RAZA at National Stadium Road, Karachi by 0900 hours on 17 October 2026. Tenders will be opened publicly at 1000 hours on the same date in the presence of contractors. Interested firms may contact the Commanding Officer at telephone numbers 021-48503701 or 021-48503703 for further information.
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Pakistan Navy is contracting conservancy (sanitation and waste management) services for a major naval facility in Karachi for one full year.
The contractor must provide waste removal, labor (paid at state rates), five brush-cutting machines, and dumper vehicles on call. Service frequency may be daily or alternate-day depending on naval requirements. This is a recurring annual contract typical for government facility upkeep; winning firms should have established labor networks and reliable equipment availability. The tight two-week tender window suggests replacement of an expiring contract.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold current GST registration and Professional Tax registration, and possess security clearance from Pakistani defense authorities. Typically, conservancy contractors must also carry liability insurance and demonstrate labor compliance records, though not explicitly stated here. No PEC category applies as this is a service contract, not construction.