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Description / Scope of Work
The Punjab Water and Sanitation Authority (PWSA), through its Project Management Unit (PMU), invites sealed competitive bids for the provision and installation of pumping machinery at disposal stations operated by WASA Gujranwala. The project is valued at 148.500 million and encompasses the supply, delivery, testing, and installation of pumping equipment at designated disposal station locations in Gujranwala, Punjab. This procurement is part of the authority's infrastructure development programme to enhance wastewater management and disposal capacity across the region.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria including valid business registration with the relevant authority, clearance of taxes and duties, and possession of technical expertise in machinery supply and installation. A bid security (performance guarantee) as specified in the bid data sheet must accompany all submissions. Bidders should demonstrate prior experience with similar pump installations and compliance with Pakistani and international standards for mechanical equipment.
Bidding documents are available from the PMU office during working hours. Sealed bids must be submitted before the deadline specified in the bid data sheet, with opening to occur at the procuring agency's office on the announced date. Bidders are required to provide technical specifications, commercial quotations, and all supporting documents as detailed in the tender package. Queries regarding the tender should be directed to the PMU office with sufficient notice to allow clarification prior to bid submission.
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The PWSA Gujranwala seeks qualified suppliers for a 148.5 million rupee pumping machinery package covering provision, installation, and commissioning at multiple disposal stations.
This is a capital goods procurement requiring demonstrated expertise in pump systems, prior successful installations, and compliance with technical standards. The project scale and complexity suggest requirements for established mechanical engineering suppliers; smaller operators without relevant track record face qualification hurdles. The closing date of 27 October 2026 allows reasonable preparation time for comprehensive technical and commercial proposals.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically hold valid SECP or partnership registration, current NTN, and GST registration with FBR. PEC registration is not required for machinery supply contracts but prior experience certifications and compliance with relevant standards (ISO, technical product certifications) are typically mandatory. Suppliers must demonstrate financial stability and capacity to deliver equipment on schedule.