Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sukkur IBA University invites sealed bids for the design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a 50 kilowatt hybrid solar power system at the Sukkur Science and Technology Education Centre (SSTEC) located in Bhan Saeedabad, Sindh Province. This tender (Reference PROC/EPADS/0115/26-27) represents the university's commitment to renewable energy adoption and sustainable campus operations. The scope encompasses complete hybrid solar infrastructure including photovoltaic panels, inverters, battery storage systems, balance of system components, civil works, electrical integration, and comprehensive testing to ensure reliable power generation and storage capacity.
Eligible bidders must be registered with the relevant professional bodies and possess documented experience in solar power system installation and commissioning. Bidders are required to submit technical qualifications, past project portfolios, manufacturer certifications, and proof of financial capacity. A bid security (performance guarantee) must accompany all bids as specified in the tender bidding data section. All bidders must comply with procurement rules and regulations governing government-funded projects in Pakistan.
Prospective bidders should obtain complete tender documents from Sukkur IBA University at Nisar Ahmed Siddiqui Road, Sukkur, or contact the university via email (info@iba-suk.edu.pk) or telephone (071-5630272, 5644100). Sealed bids must be submitted by the deadline specified in the bidding data. Bid opening will be conducted on the scheduled date with technical and financial evaluation to follow. For clarifications contact the Procuring Agency directly or visit www.iba-suk.edu.pk for further information.
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A 50kW hybrid solar installation contract for an educational institution's satellite campus.
The scope includes full system design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of solar PV, battery storage and integration infrastructure. This is a medium-scale, one-time capital project with technical complexity requiring manufacturer partnerships and proven solar systems experience. Closing deadline is 10 November 2026, providing moderate preparation time. The buyer is a public-sector university, suggesting structured procurement and payment terms.
Who can bid: Bidders should typically possess PEC registration (if applicable to electrical/mechanical disciplines), NTN and SECP registration, and documented experience with grid-connected or hybrid solar installations of comparable or larger capacity. Manufacturer authorization letters and equipment warranties are typically required. The notice does not specify minimum project history thresholds explicitly.