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Description / Scope of Work
This tender invites quotations for the complete refurbishment of the ships store office, sailor washroom doors, and polishing of furniture onboard PMSS NUSRAT, a vessel operated under Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in Sindh province. The scope encompasses refurbishment of deteriorated store office cabinets and deck, fabrication of new racks for ration stowage, fabrication and renewal of wooden lockers and fittings, renewal of the store office lighting system with new fixtures, replacement of three doors in CPOs and sailor washroom bath areas, comprehensive polishing of all wooden furniture including lockers doors and cabinets, cleaning and rubbing of furniture surfaces, application of abrasive sheets on fifteen stairs and ladder steps, and complete refurbishment of one deck alleyway and lobby. The contractor must arrange all special tools and spares, undertake welding and cutting work as required, arrange external services, handle all removal transportation and installation during warranty claims, and ensure quality of work not explicitly covered in specifications.
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Ship carpentry and refurbishment contract for a Pakistan Maritime Security Agency patrol vessel covering interior cabinetry, doors, lighting, stairs, and wooden furniture renewal.
Work spans store office, sailor washroom, alleyways and lobbyarea with emphasis on wooden furniture restoration. Three week completion window after order confirmation. Contractor absorbs all tool, spare, welding and external service costs. One year warranty required post-acceptance. Inspection visit mandatory before bid submission. Scale suggests medium-value specialist joinery and interior work.
Who can bid: Bidder must hold NTN or GTN tax registration. Prior onboard ship refurbishment or comparable carpentry experience required. Contractor must visit vessel for site inspection pre-bid. Typically, firms undertaking ship interior work should hold relevant maritime safety certifications and demonstrate previous vessel maintenance contracts, though the notice does not explicitly mandate these.