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Description / Scope of Work
The Integrated Food Resilience and Adaptation Project (IFRAP) Component-I invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for construction works on the rehabilitation of Dara Allah Yar to Haidaun Road via Shibetpur in Balochistan Province. The project road section spans 21.45 kilometers and is located within Balochistan's development corridor. This procurement is part of the World Bank-funded initiative aimed at strengthening integrated food resilience and adaptation capacity in rural areas. The contract reference number is PK-PKI-IFRAP-CJR-S51865-CM-RFB with credit line 7333-PK.
Eligible bidders must be registered with the relevant regulatory authorities and hold valid licenses to conduct construction work in Pakistan. Bidders are required to submit bids on an item rate basis with percentage premium, adhering to the Composite Schedule of Rates. Bid security of PKR 42 million is mandatory and must be submitted through an unconditional bank guarantee, fixed deposit receipt, certified check, pay order, or demand draft. All bidders are subject to World Bank procurement policy standards and conflict of interest declarations. Pre-bid conference will be held on 24th July 2026 at the Project Director's office, and bidders are encouraged to participate.
Bidding documents are available on the IFRAP website at www.ifrapjua.org.pk and may be obtained from the Office of the Project Director, IFRAP Component-I, House No. 70-A Service Road, opposite FIA Office, Jinnah Town, Road Quetta, Balochistan. Bids must be submitted by 12:00 hours on 13th August 2026 and will be opened publicly the same day. Bid validity period is 91 days from opening date. For further information, contact the Project Director's office at ifrapjua.irrigation@gmail.com or phone +92-81-4163789. All submission documents must include completed bid forms, technical qualifications, and financial proposals as specified in the bidding documents.
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World Bank-funded road rehabilitation project spanning 21.45km in Balochistan's rural development corridor.
Medium-to-large infrastructure contract with 14-month bidding window (unusual for construction), suggesting possible design or approval delays. Item-rate plus percentage premium structure indicates some cost variability. World Bank compliance requirements will impose stricter documentation and governance standards than typical local projects. Pre-bid conference attendance strongly advisable for clarification on technical specifications and site conditions in remote Balochistan terrain.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid Pakistan construction licenses and be registered with relevant regulatory authorities (typically PEC for road works, plus NTN/SECP registration). World Bank procurement policy applies—conflict of interest declarations mandatory. No specific PEC category stated; typically Category A or B required for 21.45km road project. Foreign bidders permitted under World Bank rules if compliant.