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SHORT TENDER NOTICE Sealed tenders based on item market rates schedule of the MRS 1 st Bi-Annual 2020 (1 st January2020 to 30 th June 2020) District Mianwali are hereby invited for the works mentioned below from the eligible Contractors/Firms enlisted/renewed for the year 2019-20 with Public Health Engineering Department as well as registered with Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA). Tender request should be accompanied with Original Enlistment Letter/up to date Renewal letter, Fee Receipt, P.E.C License for 2019-20 and copy of C.N.I.C. Authority letter on Original pad Form of the Contractor/ Firm along with registered partnership deed, attested power of Attorney on stamp paper along with prescribed tender fee. The tender/bidding documents are available and will be issued by the Divisional Head Clerk of this office upto 29-06-2020 during the office hours on production of paid 32-A Challan form of tender fee deposited in National Bank of Pakistan Mianwali paid on or before 26-06-2020. Tender rates and amounts should be filled in figures as well as in words. Tender should be signed as per general direction given in the tender documents. Tender will be received in the office of Commissioner Sargodha Division Sargodha up to 02:00 PM on the date of receiving of tenders and will be opened after 30 minutes by the Tender Committee in the presence of intending contractors or their representatives. Tenders / bids received by post or through any other means shall not be maintained. The conditional, incomplete and over written tender / bids will be rejected. Photocopy of tender form will not be accepted. Tenders not accompanied with 05% estimated cost/ work outlay in the shape of deposit call of schedule Bank, will not be entertained. Note:- In case the tender amount is less than 5% of the approved estimate / DNIT amount, the lowest bidder shall have to deposit the additional performance security from the schedule Bank equal to difference of approved cost of bid amount and bid quoted by the contractor below estimated cost within 15-days of receipt of notice or within expiry period of the bid which ever is earlier according to PPRA Rules as well as 26-A, 26(B) of Revised Standard Contract Form for Execution of Works available on PPRA Website” The schedule of issuance of tenders will be as under: - 1. Challan Form 32-A will be issued upto 26-06-2020 Departmental Paid Challan Form-32 must be provided to the Divisional Head Clerk on same date, after due date Challan Form will not be accepted. 2. Tenders will be issued upto 29-06-2020 during office hours. 3. Tender will be received on 30-06-2020 upto 02:00 (PM) and will be opened after 30 (thirty) minutes in the office of Commissioner Sargodha Division Sargodha. Sr Estimated Bid Tender PP-No Name of Scheme Earnest Money Time Limit # Cost (In million) Fee (Rs.) Community Development Programme 2019-20 Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages Sarwar Khel, Gidranwala, Armatte Wala, 5% Estimated / 1 PP-85 2000/- 31-12-2020 Sheikh Mehmood Wala, Khaglanwala, Sarkia 9.346 DNIT Amount and Choranwala of U.C Khaglan Wala Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages Kalluanwala, Jannan wala, Miana wala, Khanu 5% Estimated / 2 PP-85 wala, Mitha Khatak, Hambran wala, Bhore 2000/- 31-12-2020 9.346 DNIT Amount Sharif, Sheikh Feroze wala and Awana wala of U.C Kalluan Wala Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages Sarmat Khel, Malla Khel, Jallo Khel, Dhandian, 5% Estimated / 3 PP-85 2000/- 31-12-2020 Jattan wala, Allah Khel, Meliwal and Murghan 7.476 DNIT Amount Wala of U.C Pacca Kamar Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages 5% Estimated / 4 PP-85 2000/- 31-12-2020 Chapri and Nawan Sher of U.C Chapri 6.542 DNIT Amount Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages 5% Estimated / 5 PP-85 Shah Alamwala, Gharonana wala, Ghaziwal, 2000/- 31-12-2020 6.542 DNIT Amount Sodri and Ghulshan Colony of U.C Tani Khel Sr Estimated Bid Tender PP-No Name of Scheme Earnest Money Time Limit # Cost (In million) Fee (Rs.) Construction of PCC Slab and Drain Manda 5% Estimated / 6 PP-85 2000/- 31-12-2020 Khel/Khuzai U.C Manda Khel 5.607 DNIT Amount 5% Estimated / 7 PP-85 Construction of PCC Slab and Drain Ghandha 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.673 DNIT Amount Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages 5% Estimated / 8 PP-85 Kot Chandna, Alif Khel, Tola Mangli and 2000/- 31-12-2020 7.476 DNIT Amount Mohabat Khel of U.C Kot Chandna Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages 5% Estimated / 9 PP-85 Tabi Sar, Mazreena, Chashmee Bangi Khel 2000/- 31-12-2020 7.477 DNIT Amount and Chapri Shaho Khel of U.C Tabi Sar Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages Tola Bangi Khel, Turangi, Sanda, Kamar Sar, 5% Estimated / 10 PP-85 Manjha Ghundi, Bori Bangi Khel, Matto Khel, 2000/- 31-12-2020 7.476 DNIT Amount Hassan Shodo and Miser Wala of U.C Tola Bangi Khel Construction of PCC Slab and Drain M.C Kala 5% Estimated / 11 PP-85 2000/- 31-12-2020 Bagh 9.345 DNIT Amount Construction of PCC Slab and Drain in villages Vanjari, Gulla Khel, Karak, Kasirianwala, 5% Estimated / 12 PP-85 2000/- 31-12-2020 Dedowal, Karandi and Malla Khel of U.C 7.476 DNIT Amount Vanjari 5% Estimated / 13 PP-85 Construction of PCC Slab and Drain Jalal Pur 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.673 DNIT Amount Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 14 PP-86 paved streets of Dhoke Barthal, peer Pehai 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.048 DNIT Amount and Dera Jat of Daud Khel City. Construction of PCC Slabs & Drainage and 5% Estimated / 15 PP-86 Sewarage, Town Committee Duad Khel Rural 2000/- 31-12-2020 15.741 DNIT Amount (Gullan Khel, Iskandarabad) Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains & Sullage Carrier Un-paved streets of Basti Shah Gul 5% Estimated / 16 PP-86 2000/- 31-12-2020 Muhammad Thathi Sharif Dher Umaid Ali 6.516 DNIT Amount Shah . Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 17 PP-86 paved streets of Aheeran Wala Durani Khel 2000/- 31-12-2020 6.757 DNIT Amount Tidaan Wali Pai Khel. Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 18 PP-86 paved streets Rustam Wala Bhutan Wala 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.672 DNIT Amount Mawaz Wala Hindal Wala Moch Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un paved streets of Sultan Wala Khawajabad 5% Estimated / 19 PP-86 2000/- 31-12-2020 Dilley wali Thal Khan Muhammad Wala Dera 6.542 DNIT Amount Balochan Wala Dandi Wala UC Dilley Wali Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 20 PP-86 paved streets Rokhari Morr Rokhari Dera jat 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.672 DNIT Amount Samand Wala Tari Khel Bhroan Wala Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un paved streets Mohran Wala Shahbaz Khel city 5% Estimated / 21 PP-86 2000/- 31-12-2020 Adjoining Abadie Shahbaz Khel Morr and 4.672 DNIT Amount Ghulblain Wala Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 22 PP-86 paved streets Bori Khel City Beghu Khelan 2000/- 31-12-2020 6.542 DNIT Amount Wala Masti Wala Chitta Watta of Ghundi Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 23 PP-86 paved streets swance city Machhi Wala 2000/- 31-12-2020 7.476 DNIT Amount Bhaudar Khel and Dear Jats Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 24 PP-86 paved streets in Dhronka Dhoke Ayub, Dhoke 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.672 DNIT Amount Miani and Adjoining Abadie of UC Namal Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un 5% Estimated / 25 PP-86 paved streets of Rikhi Kalri Nawan thamay 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.672 DNIT Amount Wali Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un paved streets Faisal Colony Dhokes of Zaman 5% Estimated / 26 PP-86 2000/- 31-12-2020 Khaunda Kluwal Joway Khel Kasoora Fatha 8.333 DNIT Amount M Khan of Ban Hafiz Jee Construction of PCC Slabs & Drains in un paved streets of Mohallah Amdal Farooqabad 5% Estimated / 27 PP-86 2000/- 31-12-2020 Darbar Sharif and Adjoining Abadies Chakrala 4.499 DNIT Amount City Rural Water Supply Scheme in Wan Bhachran Shumali Improvement of Water Supply 5% Estimated / 28 PP-87 2000/- 31-12-2020 Scheme Musa Khel & Lalo Khel Tehsil & 8.829 DNIT Amount District Mianwali Sr Estimated Bid Tender PP-No Name of Scheme Earnest Money Time Limit # Cost (In million) Fee (Rs.) Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage/Tuff Tiles/Culverts in Pakka 5% Estimated / 29 PP-87 2000/- 31-12-2020 Ghanjera Wandhi Islamabad Wanbhachran 9.345 DNIT Amount Tehsil & District Mianwali Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage/Tuff Tiles in Villages Wanbhachran, 5% Estimated / 30 PP-87 Mian Din Wala, Natan Wala, Matloob Abad, 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.673 DNIT Amount Khichi, Chandni & Chakook WanBhachran Tehsil & District Mianwali Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage/Culverts in Villages Shekhali, 5% Estimated / 31 PP-87 Wandhajaat, Nari Dera Jaat Wandha Jaats 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.673 DNIT Amount Wanbhachran Shumali Tehsil & District Mianwali Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage/Culverts in Villages Muzaffarpur, Tibbi, Watoo, Khabari, Muzaffarpur Wandha 5% Estimated / 32 PP-87 2000/- 31-12-2020 Jaats, Phathi Tharu Khelanwali, Dhoolan wala 7.011 DNIT Amount & 22 DB to 32 DB Chook Muzaffarpur Janubi Tehsil & District Mianwali Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage/Culverts in Villages Shekhali, 5% Estimated / 33 PP-87 Maroos, Chak Maris, Nagni, Derajaat & 2000/- 31-12-2020 4.671 DNIT Amount Wandha jaats of Muzaffarpur Shumali Tehsil & District Mianwali Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage in Villages Shadia, Qudratabad, 5% Estimated / 34 PP-87 Shadia Shumali, Muhammad Shah, Pakka 2000/- 31-12-2020 6.078 DNIT Amount Sandanwala, 1 MB to 4 MB Chakook of Shadia Tehsil & District Mianwali Construction of PCC Slabs, Sewerage/ Drainage in
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  • Short Tender Notice

    Short Tender Notice

    SHORT TENDER NOTICE Sealed tenders based on item / percentage rates are hereby invited on relevant MRS of Finance Department for the works mentioned below from the eligible Contractors/Firms enlisted/renewed for the year 2019-20 with Public Health Engineering Department as well as registered with Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA). Tender request should be accompanied with original copies of enlistment/up to date renewal letter, fee receipt, P.E.C License for 2019-20 and copy of N.I.C. Authority letter on pad form of the Contractor/ Firm along with registered partnership deed, attested power of Attorney on stamp paper along with prescribed tender fee. The tender/bidding documents are available and will be issued by the Divisional Head Clerk of this office upto 24-01-2020 during the office hours on production of paid 32-A Challan form of tender fee deposited in National Bank of Pakistan Mianwali as admissible under the rules. Tender rates and amounts should be filled in figures as well as in words. Tender should be signed as per general direction given in the tender documents. Tender will be received in the office of Commissioner Sargodha Division Sargodha up to 02:00 PM on the date of receiving of tenders and will be opened after 30 minutes by the Tender Committee in the presence of intending contractors or their representatives. Conditional Tenders will not be accepted. Undersigned may reject all bids or proposal at any time prior to the acceptance of a bid or proposal and shall, upon request, communicate to any bidder the grounds for its rejection of all bids or proposal but shall not be required to justify those grounds.