Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
GE (A) Abbottabad, under Military Engineer Services, invites pre-qualification applications and tenders for two categories of works. The first work comprises seepage and roof treatment, construction, repair, renovation and maintenance of residential and non-residential structures, re-carpeting of roads, and extension of certain facilities at the Abbottabad station. The second work involves supply of bazar materials including engineering and miscellaneous items, and bed and room supplies, along with proof of stores for rate tender entries and technical cum detailed cost estimates for annual rate of GE (A) Abbottabad. Estimated costs are shown in the tender documents. The scope spans civil engineering works and materials supply, serving the military establishment in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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Two separate tenders are on offer: one covering structural and roofing repairs across a military station, the other for recurring bazar and supplies provision.
The structural work appears maintenance-focused with no stated contract value, suggesting modest scope. Supplies work requires rate tender submission, indicating framework arrangement. Both require PEC registration and proof of prior relevant experience. Tight three-week submission window indicates urgent requirement. Competition likely moderate given military contracting constraints and specialized eligibility demands.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration in categories A, B, C, D, or E and demonstrate prior experience in relevant work. Firms must provide evidence of non-involvement in litigation with government departments and clearance from the Directorate of Inspection and Evaluation. PEC registration is mandatory; unregistered contractors are ineligible. Typical construction sector requirements apply including financial standing and technical capacity verification.