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The Communication & Works Department, Government of Punjab, is inviting pre-qualification applications from contractors for the revamping of the OPD (Outpatient Department) block at Mayo Hospital in Lahore, Punjab. This project involves comprehensive renovation and modernization of the existing OPD facility to enhance patient care infrastructure and operational efficiency at one of the province's premier medical institutions. The pre-qualification document outlines the requirements, evaluation criteria, and submission procedures for interested contractors seeking to participate in this e-procurement process. Eligible contractors must demonstrate financial soundness, relevant experience in healthcare facility construction and renovation projects, adequate personnel capabilities, and appropriate equipment resources to execute the work. Bidders are required to submit comprehensive documentation including financial statements, previous project records, technical qualifications, and legal compliance certificates as specified in the pre-qualification forms. Applicants should obtain complete bid documents from the Superintending Engineer, Buildings Circle No. 3, PWD Compound 6 McLeod Road, Lahore, and submit applications electronically through the designated e-procurement portal. The pre-qualification meeting will be held as per schedule announced in the tender documents, with detailed opening procedures and evaluation timelines communicated to registered bidders.
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This is a pre-qualification stage for Mayo Hospital's OPD block renovation—a substantial healthcare infrastructure upgrade in Lahore.
The project demands proven experience in medical facility construction, not general building work. The long timeline to October 2026 suggests a phased tender process; contractors should expect detailed financial and technical scrutiny. Competition will likely be fierce given the institutional profile and government procurement protocols. Early document collection from the SE's office is critical.
Who can bid: Typically requires PEC registration (Cat-A or B for substantial renovation work), valid NTN, SECP compliance if corporate entity, and documented experience on comparable healthcare projects. Government contracts typically mandate insurance certificates and tax compliance. Specific restrictions not detailed in notice; refer to full bid documents for disqualification criteria.