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The Cabinet Division, Islamabad, is inviting pre-qualification applications from firms for an open framework agreement to provide repair and maintenance works and general services. This pre-qualification notice (FFW10611) is intended to establish a roster of eligible contractors who may be called upon to undertake repair and maintenance activities as required by the Cabinet Division throughout the contract period. The framework agreement will operate on an as-needed basis, allowing the Cabinet Division to issue individual work orders to pre-qualified firms based on specific requirements and budget allocations.
Firms wishing to participate must meet the eligibility criteria set out in the tender documents and must be capable of delivering general services and repair and maintenance work to government standards. No earnest money deposit is required at the pre-qualification stage. Prospective bidders are advised to carefully review all tender conditions and qualification requirements before submitting their applications to ensure full compliance with the Cabinet Division's procurement guidelines.
The tender documents are available for collection or download from the Cabinet Division office located at Cabinet Div Block, Cabinet Secretariate, Islamabad. Completed pre-qualification applications must be submitted by 11:00 AM on October 27, 2026, with opening scheduled for 11:30 AM the same day. Bidders should address all inquiries to Muhammad Faisal at ad.it@cabinet.gov.pk or contact the Cabinet Division office directly for further clarification on qualification requirements or submission procedures.
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Cabinet Division is establishing a framework roster for repair and maintenance contractors under an open agreement.
This is a recurring, call-off arrangement rather than a fixed-value contract, meaning pre-qualified firms will compete for individual work orders as they arise. No earnest money is required, lowering entry barriers. The 10-day submission window is tight; firms should prepare PQ documentation immediately. Success here provides stable government client relationship and potential for repeat work.
Who can bid: The notice does not specify detailed eligibility criteria. Typically, firms must be registered with SECP or relevant provincial authority, hold valid NTN, possess relevant business licenses, and demonstrate prior experience in repair and maintenance services. PEC registration may be required depending on work scope.