Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Additional Chief Engineer, 5 Corps, Liaquat Barracks, Karachi, Sindh, invites applications from firms and contractors for pre-qualification and issuance of tender documents for four works at the Area of Responsibility of ACE 5 Corps. The works include replacement of old and dangerous electrical poles and damaged conductors at Hyd Gar (11.870 million rupees), repair and replacement of pump items, motor items, and starter MCU items for pumping houses on multiple lines including Hussain Line, CMH, Shami Line, Sarwar Line, and Tufail Line at Hyd Gar (10.2 million rupees), upgradation of external electrical supply and replacement of feeder pillar for residential area bungalows at Block Numbers A, B, and C at Pnl (11.173 million rupees), and replacement of lightening protection system for ammunition magazine at Pnl Gar (11.039 million rupees). The tender process is governed by clauses 13, 15, 16, and 28 of the 2004 procurement rules. Total approximate cost of the four works is approximately 44.282 million rupees.
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Four electrical and mechanical maintenance contracts totalling approximately 44.3 million rupees across military installations in Karachi.
Works span electrical pole replacement, pump station maintenance, electrical supply upgrades, and lightning protection systems. Bidders must be MES-enlisted with valid PEC and active tax registration. Tender closing is 29 October 2026, offering roughly two weeks for pre-qualification and tender document preparation. Scale indicates medium-sized civil works contractor capability required.
Who can bid: Firms and contractors must furnish MES Enlistment Certificates (Categories A to D), valid PEC registration up to 30 June 2027, active Income Tax Registration Certificate, and a list of completed or ongoing works. Typically, military engineering contracts also require security clearance and prior experience with armed forces infrastructure projects.