Rehabilitation of Medical Dispensaries and THQ Kheme Jo Par Residential Accommodation by Buildings Division Tharparkar

The Office of the Executive Engineer, Buildings Division Tharparkar invites sealed electronic bids from contractors and firms for rehabilitation and renovation works under the Composite Schedule of Rates 2024. The works cover medical dispensaries in Taluka Dahli and Chachro and residential accommodation at THQ Kheme Jo Par. The completion period for every listed work is 12 months.

The medical dispensary civil works comprise Village Jalal Jo Tar, estimated at Rs. 5.694 million with bid security of Rs. 0.285 million; Village Beerani, Taluka Dahli, estimated at Rs. 4.100 million with security of Rs. 0.205 million; Village Dhori, Taluka Dahli, estimated at Rs. 4.004 million with security of Rs. 0.200 million; and Village Panat, Taluka Dahli, estimated at Rs. 7.654 million with security of Rs. 0.383 million. The dispensary programme is described as covering seven units.

Residential accommodation works at THQ Kheme Jo Par comprise civil works estimated at Rs. 5.7393 million with security of Rs. 0.287 million, and electrical installation and solarization estimated at Rs. 0.6995 million with security of Rs. 0.035 million. A further electrical installation and solarization package covering four units within the medical dispensary and residential accommodation programme is estimated at Rs. 3.0368 million, with security of Rs. 0.152 million. The tender fee is Rs. 3,000 for each listed work. Bid security is 5%, payable only through a Call Deposit Receipt in favour of the Executive Engineer, Buildings Division Tharparkar.

Bidding follows the single-stage, two-envelope procedure. Standard bidding documents can be downloaded from https://portalsindh.eprocure.gov.pk. Technical and financial bids must be submitted through EPADS by 10:30 a.m. on 25 November 2026. Tender fees and original bid security must also reach the Executive Engineer's office physically before that deadline. Technical proposals will be opened at 11:00 a.m. that day by the procurement committee in the presence of participating contractors or representatives. If the committee is unavailable or a public holiday intervenes, opening will take place on the next working day at the same time and venue. Financial proposals will be opened only for technically qualified bidders, with the date communicated through EPADS.

Bidders must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council registration in the relevant category and specializations, except for works costing below Rs. 4 million. Engineering and technical staff details, attested qualifications and income-tax deductions are required. Eligibility documents include NTN and Sindh Revenue Board registration certificates with active taxpayer status, three years of turnover and bank statements, similar-work experience, award letters, electrical contractor and supervisor licences, and audited reports from an ICAP-registered audit firm. Average annual turnover must be at least 80% of the estimated cost. Similar works must include at least two works costing 50% of the estimate during the past five years, supported by completion evidence. Available bid capacity must exceed the estimated cost.

Bidders must provide affidavits concerning litigation, blacklisting, accuracy of information and acceptance of document conditions. Bids must be signed and stamped on each page and remain valid for 90 days. Conditional tenders will be rejected. Correspondence and tender documents must be handled through EPADS. The procuring agency may cancel the process before acceptance under SPPRA Rule 25.

Contact the Executive Engineer, Buildings Division Tharparkar, telephone 0232-920114, email xen.bldgs.mithi@gmail.com or xen.bldgs.thar@gmail.com.