All active and recent tenders published by Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan — procurement opportunities, deadlines and bid documents, updated daily.
Daily email alerts whenever this organisation posts a new tender — from PKR 3,000/month.
5 tenders published in 2026 so far (0 currently open), averaging 1.3 tenders/month since we began tracking this buyer. Typical bid window: 16 days from publication to closing — plan document preparation accordingly. Most recent notice: 29 Aug 2026.
What this organisation buys most: Financial Consultancy PK (3) · Investment (1) · Financial Consultancy Sindh (1) — suppliers in these categories should watch this buyer closely.
Statistics computed live from PakistanTender's tender database — how we verify. Cite with attribution.
PakistanTender currently tracks 5 tenders published by Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan, of which 0 are open for bidding right now. That is an average of 1.3 new notices a month since May 2026. The typical bid window is 16 days from publication to closing, so documents, bid security and partner paperwork need to be ready before a notice appears.
Where Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan procures: Sindh (3) · Federal (2). Bidders based in or able to deliver to these locations are the natural fit for this buyer's contracts.
Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan buys mainly in: Financial Consultancy PK (3).
Figures computed live from PakistanTender's database on 28 Sep 2026 — how we verify.
Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan publishes procurement tenders under Pakistan's public procurement rules (PPRA and the relevant provincial authority). PakistanTender tracks every notice from this organisation — covering goods, works, services and consultancy contracts — and consolidates them here with closing dates and direct links to full tender details.
To bid, suppliers typically need a valid NTN, business registration, and category-specific credentials such as PEC registration for construction works. Most tenders require bid security of 2–5% of the contract value. See our guide on how to find and win government tenders in Pakistan.
