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Description / Scope of Work
The National Highways & Motorway Police (NHMP), M-5 Sector-II invites bids for procurement of cutting and stitching services for uniforms at their facility near Guddu Kashmore Interchange in Ghotki District, Sindh Province. This is a non-consultancy services tender using a national, single stage-two envelope bidding method. The contract involves tailoring and finishing work on uniform garments to specified standards for operational personnel requirements. The location is strategically positioned on the Kashmore Road corridor in Ubauro, serving the motorway policing operations across the region.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including relevant business registration, financial capacity documentation, and past experience in similar garment manufacturing or stitching contracts. A bid securing declaration is required as per the standard bidding document provisions. Prospective contractors should demonstrate technical capability in uniform production, quality control measures, and timely delivery performance through documented references.
The complete standard bidding document is available for download from the issuing authority. Sealed bids in two envelopes (technical and financial) must be submitted to SSP Office, NH&MP, M-5 Sector-II, Near Guddu Kashmore Interchange, Kashmore Road, Ubauro, Ghotki District, Sukkur Division, Sindh. Interested bidders should contact the Transport Officer at +92-315-600-8523 or motortransportm5s2@gmail.com for clarifications and document procurement.
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NHMP M-5 Sector-II is seeking a contractor for uniform cutting and stitching services on an apparently ongoing basis.
The tender scope suggests moderate volume work serving motorway police personnel. The bidder must have demonstrated tailoring capacity, quality systems, and experience with institutional uniform contracts. This appears to be a core operational requirement rather than a one-off project, likely with periodic volume adjustments.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid business registration (SECP or provincial authority), an active NTN, and evidence of previous similar contracts with institutional clients. Demonstrated workshop capacity and skilled labour availability are typically essential. The notice requires submission of past experience documentation and financial capacity evaluation, though specific PEC category or minimum turnover thresholds are not stated in the provided extract.