Civil, HVAC, Laboratory and Maintenance Works for ACE (Army) 2 Corps Multan Cantt

The office of ACE (Army) 2 Corps Multan Cantt invites sealed tenders for twelve works under PPRA Rules 13(1) of 2004. The packages cover water supply, building upgrades, HVAC maintenance, laboratory construction, residential and non-residential repairs, external services, and a running supply contract.

The works at Multan Garrison comprise upgrading and interlinking the water supply pipeline with the firefighting pipeline from Qasim Line to Club Road OHWT, at an approximate cost of Rs. 12 million; restoration of Tank No. 5 at Amn Base FSP ASC, Rs. 14 million; and repair and maintenance of HVAC systems serving the dialysis department, ENT and JCO wards, medical HDU, medical ITC, Medical Wards I and II, exchange, oncology ward and pharmacy at CMH Multan Garrison, Rs. 12 million. Another package is the uplift of Building No. 1-11, Central Block, at Multan Garrison, estimated at Rs. 12 million.

The Okara Garrison packages comprise upgrading and modification of Igloo No. 314 at OKD, estimated at Rs. 15 million; upgrading and modification of Igloo No. 844 at OKD, Rs. 13 million; construction of RCC drainage at HQ 46 Division, Rs. 12 million; and construction of one MFT laboratory, Rs. 10 million. A separate package covers construction of one MFT laboratory at COD Khanewal Garrison, estimated at Rs. 10 million.

The remaining packages cover construction of certain residential and non-residential facilities, normal and abnormal repairs, and external facilities at Multan, DG Khan, Khanewal, Abdul Hakim, Sahiwal and Okara garrisons, estimated at Rs. 500 million; provision of certain external services, including electricity, water supply, sewerage, roads, boundary walls, tubewells and vehicle sheds at those garrisons, Rs. 300 million; and a running contract for bazaar supplies and stores of B&R and E&M items at those garrisons, Rs. 30 million.

Contractors must submit applications to ACE (Army) 2 Corps Multan Cantt for issuance of tender documents, together with complete credentials and details of works executed during the last three years and works in hand. The required details include the amount of each work, time allowed, commencement and completion dates, and percentage progress of ongoing work. Applications will be scrutinized, and documents will be issued only to firms with sufficient relevant experience that satisfy the conditions required for the work and area.

Applicants must certify in writing that they are registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council in the relevant category and submit a copy of their registration. Contractors without PEC registration are ineligible. Only firms and contractors on the MES approved list in category C and above, with experience of this type of work, may apply. Contractors must also certify that they are not involved in litigation with a government department and that no special report from the Directorate of Inspection and Evaluation, E-in-C's Branch, GHQ Rawalpindi, is outstanding against them.

Tenders must reach the accepting officer's office by 11:30 on 25 November 2026 and will be opened at 12:00 the same day. Contractors may attend the opening. The accepting officer reserves the right to accept or reject tenders, with rejected tenders dealt with under Para 33(1) of the PPRA Rules. Interested parties may contact this office, the concerned CMES or an authorized representative from 08:00 to 15:00 on working days.