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Description / Scope of Work
The Executive Engineer Education Works Division Hyderabad invites bids for the construction and reconstruction of existing high and higher secondary schools damaged during the 2022 rain floods at GBHS No.01 Tando Jam, Taluka Hyderabad, District Hyderabad. This work falls under ADP No.434/615 remaining works with a tender cost of Rs. 15.519 million. The project aims to restore educational infrastructure in Hyderabad district by reconstructing damaged school buildings to operational standards. Bidding shall be conducted through open competitive bidding under the Government of Sindh procurement regulations.
Bidders must demonstrate financial capacity with a required turnover, relevant PEC registration in an appropriate category for construction work, and technical capability with qualified staff and necessary equipment. Bid security of 5 percent (Rs. 0.776 million) must be submitted, with a bid validity period of 90 days. The contract will be fixed price with no escalation provisions during the 12-month completion period, though price adjustment contracts are alternatively available subject to Finance Department notification.
Bid documents may be obtained from the Executive Engineer at Ground Floor Block-E Shahbaz Building Hyderabad. The tender closing date is 16 October 2026 at 10:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:00 AM on the same day. A tender fee of Rs. 3,000 is required. Bids must be submitted in one original copy to the office address mentioned, and all bids must be quoted entirely in Pakistani Rupees with firm pricing during the contract currency period.
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This is a medium-scale school reconstruction contract worth Rs.
15.519 million in Hyderabad with a 12-month fixed-price completion window. The work involves rebuilding flood-damaged school infrastructure, a recurring maintenance category in disaster-recovery mode. Bidders need PEC registration, proven turnover capacity, and construction equipment. The tight closing timeline and fixed-price structure with no escalation protection mean accurate costing is critical; material price volatility risk sits entirely with the contractor.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require PEC registration in appropriate construction category, demonstration of financial turnover as specified, valid NTN and SECP registration if applicable, and relevant experience in educational or public building construction. The notice specifies requisite capabilities but does not explicitly state category restrictions; typical practice requires Grade II or above PEC registration for works of this value.