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Description / Scope of Work
The Government of the Punjab, Irrigation Department in Muridke, Punjab invites sealed bids for the construction of a new Village Road Bridge located at RD 90+200 of the Darghai Minor within the Muridke Sub-Division. This infrastructure project carries an estimated total cost of 996,351 Rupees and requires a mandatory earnest money deposit of 49,800 Rupees in the form of a Deposit at Call Receipt. The scope of work is comprehensive, involving excavation in ordinary soil, the provision of cement concrete foundations, pacca brickwork using cement sand mortar, and the fabrication of reinforced cement concrete structural members using Grade-40 steel reinforcement. Interested contractors must demonstrate technical proficiency and financial stability to complete the project within a tight 20-day timeline. Eligibility is restricted to firms properly registered with the relevant tax authorities and the Irrigation Department. All technical and financial proposals must be submitted according to the prescribed format and guidelines provided in the tender documents. The final deadline for the submission of bids is 11:00 AM on 13 May 2026, after which the proposals will be evaluated for technical compliance.
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Small-scale village road bridge construction over Darghai Minor (RD 90+200).
Estimated cost ~PKR 1 million suggests straightforward design, likely 15-20m span. Critical constraint: 20-day completion timeline is aggressive for structural works involving RCC and brickwork—suits contractors with pre-positioned labour/materials and experience in canal crossings. One-off infrastructure project. Requires demonstrated canal-adjacent construction capability.
Who can bid: Contractors must be registered with tax authorities (NTN) and the Irrigation Department. PEC registration not explicitly mandated but typically required for civil works in Punjab government tenders. Foreign bidders unlikely eligible. Partnership/sole proprietorship both typically acceptable if properly registered.