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The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training in Islamabad, Federal Government invites sealed bids for the establishment of a Daanish School at Azad Jammu and Kashmir in the Haveli-Kahuta region. This significant educational infrastructure project has a total estimated cost of approximately 2.62 billion Rupees. Bidders must be duly enlisted with the Pakistan Engineering Council in the appropriate category and possess a valid license for the current cycle. The procurement process requires a bid security of over 131 million Rupees in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt. Technical proposals must include firm registrations, tax documentation, and completion certificates for similar nature projects completed within the last five years. All submissions must be made electronically through the EPADS system in accordance with Public Procurement Rules 2004 and e-Pak Procurement Regulations 2023. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 6 May 2026 to provide clarifications, while the final deadline for electronic submission is 2:00 PM on 19 May 2026.
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Major educational infrastructure project: construction of a Daanish School in Haveli-Kahuta, AJK, valued at ~2.62 billion PKR.
This is a significant one-off federal undertaking with 18-month runway to bid closure. The scale suggests turnkey responsibility including design-build or full construction management. Bidders must demonstrate recent comparable project delivery (5-year track record) and substantial financial backing given the security requirement. Pre-bid meeting indicates complexity warranting early clarification-seeking.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold current PEC registration in appropriate construction category with valid license for ongoing cycle. Typically also requires NTN, SECP registration if applicable, and demonstrated tax compliance. Foreign firms may need Board of Investment approval or local partnership arrangement under PPR 2004.