Buildings and general civil works
New construction, rehabilitation and repair of schools, health facilities, offices and institutional buildings.
BC01 · BC02 · BC04 · CE10 · CE11(ix)
Building infrastructure for a brighter tomorrow.
A Pakistan Engineering Council licensed civil contractor and general order supplier, delivering buildings, water supply, sewerage, irrigation and road works across Thatta, Sujawal and Karachi.
- PEC licence
- No. 97728
- Category
- C-6
- Limit per work
- PKR 25 million
- Specializations
- 12 codes
- Licence valid to
- 30 June 2027
- Income tax return
- Filed, TY 2026
A regional contractor that bids only for what it can deliver
M/S Sarwan International Enterprises takes on civil engineering and building works within its PEC licence, and supplies materials, equipment and institutional goods to government departments, development organisations and private clients.
Our work sits in the districts we know. Thatta and Sujawal are where the firm is based and where its people live. Karachi gives us access to suppliers, engineers and the procuring offices that award work in the region.
Public procurement turns on evidence: a valid licence, an engineer who is genuinely employed, a bank account in the firm's name, tax status that checks out, and paperwork that matches from one document to the next. That is the standard the firm is built around. Rather than borrow another contractor's record, we are building our own completion and performance certificates project by project.
- Legal form
- Sole proprietorship
- Principal activity
- Construction of civil engineering projects
- PEC licence
- No. 97728, Category C-6
- FBR income tax
- Active; return filed for Tax Year 2026
- Business banking
- Faysal Bank, PKR account
- Registered engineer
- PEC Reg. No. CIVIL/49104
- Offices
- Karachi, Makli (Thatta), Sujawal
What we build
Engineering works are executed under PEC Licence No. 97728 and supervised by our registered civil engineer. Each line of work maps to a specialization code on the licence.
Water supply
Water-supply schemes and distribution networks, pump chambers, overhead and ground storage tanks.
CE08
Sewerage and drainage
Sewer lines, manholes, drains and disposal works for towns, institutions and housing schemes.
CE09
Irrigation and flood control
Watercourses, canal lining, protective bunds and flood-control civil works.
CE04(ii)
Roads and pavements
Access roads, pavements, culverts, site development and the drainage that goes with them.
CE01
Water-retaining structures and infrastructure
Reservoirs, tanks and retaining structures, plus site infrastructure packages within the licensed category.
CE04(iv) · CE11(i) · CE11(vii)
General order supply
Construction materials, hardware, furniture, office and institutional supplies and equipment against tender specification.
Electrical, mechanical and solar items
Supply of panels, pumps and allied equipment. Installation is arranged through separately licensed contractors.
Transport and site logistics
Material transport, site delivery and project-support services for our own contracts.
On scope. A C-6 licence covers engineering works within the stated codes up to PKR 25 million per work. Where a tender mixes civil works with electrical, mechanical or solar installation, we say so at bid stage and name the licensed party who will carry it out.
Licensed by the Pakistan Engineering Council
Category C-6, valid to 30 June 2027, for engineering works up to PKR 25 million per work, in twelve fields of specialization.
BC01Building construction
BC02Building construction
BC04Building construction
CE01Roads and pavements
CE04(ii)Irrigation and flood control
CE04(iv)Water-retaining structures
CE08Water supply works
CE09Sewerage works
CE10Buildings and general civil works
CE11(i)General engineering works
CE11(vii)Infrastructure development
CE11(ix)General building works
How to read the limit. PKR 25 million is a per-work engineering limit set by PEC. It is not a limit on supply contracts and not a statement of turnover. Eligibility for any tender still depends on that tender's own conditions.
Leadership and key personnel
The people answerable for the firm's contracts, its site work and its legal standing.
Sajjad Ali
Chief Executive Officer & Proprietor
Owner of the firm, in whose name the PEC licence, FBR registration and business bank account are held. Signs undertakings, contracts and financial commitments.
Aziz Ahmed Sarwan
Director & Authorized Representative
Handles tenders, contracts, client correspondence and compliance. Represents the firm before procuring agencies and development partners.
Shuhair Ahmed Qureshi
Director — Construction, Procurement & General Order Supplies
Construction planning and project execution; procurement, vendor coordination and cost control; general order supplies and logistics; and responsibility for quality, safety and delivery to programme.
Ali Ansari
Regional Manager & District Incharge — Lower Sindh
Heads the Badin office and oversees the firm's operations, site coordination and local sourcing in Badin, Tando Muhammad Khan and Mithi (Tharparkar).
Nizar Ali Khuwaja
Procurement Manager — Supplies & Vendors
Runs purchasing, supplier quotations and material delivery for the firm's work in Thatta, Sujawal, Hyderabad and Karachi.
Engr. Muhammad Sanaullah
Site Engineer, Civil
B.E. Civil, NED University of Engineering & Technology. Site supervision, quality control, measurement verification and compliance with approved drawings.
Afzal Rehman Memon
Legal Advisor
Advises the firm on contracts, tender conditions, agreements and legal compliance, and represents it before courts and forums where required.
I established M/S Sarwan International Enterprises to do straightforward work well: civil construction and supply, carried out to specification and recorded properly.
Our objective is to be a contractor that government departments, development partners and private clients can rely on without having to check twice. That rests on careful planning, qualified supervision, transparent financial management, safety on site and keeping the commitments written into the contract.
Sajjad AliChief Executive Officer & Proprietor
A contractor is only as good as the work it is actually equipped to finish. That is the principle this firm is run on, and it is why our capability statement is written against our licence rather than against the market.
What we offer government departments, NGOs, development partners and private clients is accurate documentation, realistic commitments and work completed to approved specifications, applicable law and agreed timelines.
Aziz Ahmed SarwanDirector & Authorized Representative
Projects and clients
Work awarded to the firm in its own name. Commercial terms are kept confidential.
Ongoing project
Rehabilitation and Solarization of PHED Water Supply Scheme
Village Bello, District Sujawal, Sindh
Rehabilitation and Solarization of PHED Water Supply Scheme, Village Bello, District Sujawal as per Annexure A, B, C & D.
See site progress, stage by stage →
Running project · site progress updated 29 October 2026
Site progress, stage by stage
Rehabilitation and solarization of the PHED water supply scheme, Village Bello, District Sujawal, for Catholic Relief Services (CRS): a new 10 ft x 12 ft pump house, pumping machinery and an 18 kW solar system. Civil works on the pump house started on 21 October 2026. The photos and video below are from the site, in the order the work was done.
Stage 1 · 21 OctLayout and foundation excavation
Setting out the 10 ft x 12 ft pump house and digging the foundation trenches.
Stage 2 · 21 OctLean concrete (PCC) in foundation
PCC 1:4:8 mixed on site and laid at the bottom of the trenches.
Stage 3 · 21 OctRandom rubble masonry in foundation
Stone masonry laid in the trenches in cement sand mortar 1:6.
Stage 4 · 24 OctPlinth masonry and DPC
Masonry brought up to plinth level and capped with a 3 in damp proof course.
Stage 5 · 25–27 OctStone delivered
Building stone delivered to site for the walls.
Stage 6 · 26 OctCoursed rubble masonry starts
Pump house walls started above the DPC in coursed rubble masonry.
Stage 7 · 27–28 OctPump house walls rising
Walls built up course by course, checked with line and level.
Stage 8 · 28 OctClient site visit
The CRS team visited the site and reviewed the work done so far.
Stage 9 · 29 Oct · currentWalls up to window level
Work continues. Pumping machinery and the 18 kW solar system follow the civil works.
Completed
Multimedia, Sound System and Generator Services for SBCC Video Screening
15 villages of District Thatta, Sindh
Multimedia projector and screen, sound system with mics, and generator with fuel for Activity 1.1.6, the theme-based SBCC video screening campaign. The sessions reached 1,162 community members across 15 villages.
From the screenings, August to September 2026
Our clients
From bid to handover
The same eight stages apply whether the client is a government department, a development organisation or a private employer.
Bid review
Eligibility, scope, drawings, BOQ, site conditions, securities and taxes checked before pricing.
Mobilization
Team, programme, material plan, site establishment and safety induction.
Planning
Method statements, approvals, shop drawings and the inspection schedule.
Procurement
Approved sources, quotations, deliveries and their documentation.
Execution
Supervised work to drawings, specifications and approved instructions.
Quality control
Inspections, measurements, material tests and control of non-conforming work.
Progress control
Daily reporting, look-ahead planning and corrective action when the programme slips.
Completion
Testing, snag removal, as-built records, handover and defects-period support.
Quality, safety and compliance
The controls we work under, and the registrations behind them, stated as they stand today.
Quality
Approved drawings, specifications and materials; inspection, measurement and test records kept for every work.
Health and safety
Induction, protective equipment, toolbox talks, task risk controls, safe access and incident reporting.
Environment
Housekeeping, waste control, efficient use of water and materials, and protection of the surrounding area.
Ethics
No forged, altered or misleading documents. Authority to sign is written down and approval records are controlled.
Finance
Documented payments and invoices, bank reconciliation, and records retained for audit.
Confidentiality
Controlled handling of personal, tender and banking information, including on this website.
| Registration | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| PEC Category C-6 licence | Active | Licence No. 97728, valid to 30 June 2027 |
| FBR income tax (NTN) | Active | NTN J430178-5, registered 07 July 2026 with RTO Hyderabad in the name of the proprietor. Principal activity: construction of other civil engineering projects. Certificate shown below |
| Income tax return, Tax Year 2026 | Filed | Return under section 114(1) with wealth statement, filed 26 September 2026, before the 30 September 2026 due date |
| Business bank account | Active | Faysal Bank, PKR current account in the firm's name since 23 July 2026; maintenance certificate on request |
| Registered civil engineer | Engaged | PEC Reg. No. CIVIL/49104 |
| Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) | Registered | Sindh Sales Tax registration No. SJ430178-5, Tariff Heading 54: Construction Services. Issued 23 October 2026 (provisional, valid 4 months). Certificate shown below |
| FBR sales tax / STRN | Applied | Sales tax registration applied in IRIS on 22 October 2026; STRN awaited |
| SPPRA (Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Authority) | Registered | Registered supplier/contractor on the SPPRA Sindh e-procurement portal (portalsindh.eprocure.gov.pk) for Sindh government tenders |
| PPRA (federal) e-PADS | Registered | Registered supplier on the PPRA e-Pak Acquisition & Disposal System (e-PADS) for federal government tenders |
| ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 | Planned | Management systems are being implemented first; certification will follow through an accredited body |
| SECP incorporation | Not applicable | The firm is a sole proprietorship, not a company |
Registration certificates
CNIC number masked for privacy. Both registrations can be verified online on the FBR and SRB portals.
NTN J430178-5 · Registered 07 July 2026 · RTO Hyderabad · Active
Reg. No. SJ430178-5 · Tariff 54: Construction Services · Issued 23 October 2026 (provisional, 4 months)
Credential register: sixteen documents in our prequalification fileSee which documents are published, which come with each bid, and which go to the procuring agency only.
| Ref | Document | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| A | PEC Category C-6 licence | Published on this page |
| B | FBR (NTN) and SRB registration certificates | Published on this page |
| B-1 | Income tax return and wealth statement, Tax Year 2026 (filer evidence) | Certified copy with bid submissions |
| C | Business bank account evidence | Procuring agency only |
| D | Proprietor identity documents | Procuring agency only |
| E | Proprietor PEC undertaking and biometric verification | Procuring agency only |
| F | Registered engineer PEC card | Certified copy with bid submissions |
| G | Engineer biometric verification | Procuring agency only |
| H | Engineer curriculum vitae | On request |
| I | Engineer academic and identity records | Procuring agency only |
| J | Engineer appointment letter | Certified copy with bid submissions |
| K | Organization, staff and machinery declarations | On request |
| L | PEC and management undertakings | Certified copy with bid submissions |
| M | Additional registration and compliance records | On request |
| N | Office rent agreement, Branch Office Makli, District Thatta (1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027) | Certified copy with bid submissions |
| O | Utility evidence for the Makli office premises: SSGC gas connection bill | Certified copy with bid submissions |
Why identity and banking documents are not published. CNIC numbers, tax numbers tied to them, biometric receipts, account numbers and IBANs are the details used to impersonate a firm and divert payments. They go in a sealed bid or directly to the procuring agency, on letterhead, within the day of a request.
On experience. Work carried out by other firms, including firms our people have consulted for, is not presented as this firm's experience. Completion and performance certificates in the name of M/S Sarwan International Enterprises will be published here as they are earned.
Have a tender, RFQ or work order?
Send the documents and we will reply with our eligibility and credentials within one working day.
Offices and contact
Four offices across Karachi, the coastal districts and Lower Sindh.
Head office
Karachi
Main P&T Colony, Parking Ground,Building No. 7, Flat No. 4,
Clifton, Karachi, Sindh
Branch office
Makli, Thatta
Village Dost Muhammad Hamaiti,Makli, Taluka & District Thatta,
Sindh Held under a rent agreement, 1 Oct 2026 to 30 Sep 2027 (credential N), supported by an SSGC gas bill for the premises (credential O).
Branch office
Sujawal
Sarwan Mohalla, Main Park Road,near Press Club, Bungalow No. 1,
Sujawal, District Sujawal
Regional office
Badin
Sarwan International Enterprises@ AEIMS - Badin Court Road,
Near Qatar Masjid, Badin Office contact: 0333-2531779
Tenders and bids
[email protected]Registered office for licence purposes: Ward No. 11, Bhatti Mohalla, Main Park Road, opposite Press Club, Sujawal, District Sujawal, Sindh, Pakistan.