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The Capital Development Authority in Islamabad, Federal Government invites electronic bids for the project titled Establishment of Al-Khidmat Markaz F-6, Islamabad. This procurement is being conducted on an EPC mode, Single Stage-Two Envelope basis as per PPRA Rule 36(b). The project is open to well-reputed firms registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) having a valid registration certificate in Category C-4 or above, specifically with project codes CE-10, BC-01, ME-01, ME-05, and EE-11 for the year 2025-26. The scope involves the complete establishment and operationalization of the service center in the F-6 sector. Interested bidders are required to submit a bid security of Rs. 2.00 million in the form of a Pay Order or CDR. All applications must be submitted online through the E-PADS system, and manual bids will not be entertained. The deadline for online submission is 11:30 AM on 25 May 2026, with the electronic bid opening scheduled for 12:00 PM on the same day at the CDA Secretariat.
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CDA is procuring complete establishment and operationalization of Al-Khidmat Markaz service center in F-6 Islamabad via EPC mode.
This is a large-scale, single construction project combining design, procurement, and commissioning. The tight May 2026 deadline and requirement for multiple specialized PEC codes (civil, building, mechanical, electrical) suggest a complex, multi-disciplinary facility. One-off procurement with operational handover component—not routine maintenance or phased work.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid PEC Category C-4 or above registration with project codes CE-10, BC-01, ME-01, ME-05, EE-11 for 2025-26. Only well-reputed firms qualify. NTN/SECP registration typically required for Pakistani contractors. No foreign bidders mentioned; Pakistani firms appear intended.