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Description / Scope of Work
The Pakistan Meteorological Department is issuing a Request for Expression of Interest (RFEI) for the recruitment of an individual consultant under the Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project (Project ID: P180323). This World Bank-funded initiative aims to strengthen flood resilience and adaptation capabilities across Pakistan. The procurement is being conducted through Individual Consultant Selection methodology, with the borrower bid reference PK-PMD-542130-CS-INDV. The consultant will support project implementation activities related to flood risk management and resilience building in coordination with the Deputy Project Director based in Islamabad.
The position is open to qualified individuals meeting the specified professional requirements and eligibility criteria. Candidates must demonstrate relevant expertise in flood resilience, disaster risk management, or related technical fields. Interested consultants are required to submit expressions of interest demonstrating their qualifications, experience, and capability to deliver the required services. Standard bid security and compliance requirements apply as per World Bank procurement guidelines for individual consultant selection.
Expressions of interest must be submitted by 27 July 2026 at 16:00 hours to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, Pitras Bukhari Road, H-8, Islamabad. Interested parties should contact the Deputy Project Director at ps.mhsp@pmd.gov.pk or telephone 03203487156 for further details and to obtain tender documents. Additional project information is available on the World Bank projects portal and the Pakistan Meteorological Department website at www.pmd.gov.pk.
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World Bank is sourcing an individual consultant for flood resilience implementation under a Pakistan Meteorological Department project.
This is a specialized technical role requiring demonstrable expertise in flood risk management or disaster resilience—not a general services contract. The assignment appears medium-term, coordinating from Islamabad with the Deputy Project Director. Tight deadline (July 2026) and World Bank procurement standards suggest competitive field; individual consultants should verify technical qualification thresholds before investing EOI effort, as World Bank typically requires advanced degrees and 10+ years relevant experience.
Who can bid: Individual consultants eligible; must demonstrate professional expertise in flood resilience, disaster risk management, or related technical fields. Registration requirements not stated; typically Pakistani consultants require active NTN and SECP registration (if applicable). World Bank Individual Consultant Selection methodology applies—often requires bachelor's degree minimum, relevant experience, and no conflict of interest declarations.