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Description / Scope of Work
The Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project invites bids for rehabilitation works on the road from Dera Allah Yar to Hairdeen via Sohbatpur in District Sohbatpur, Balochistan. This Phase-I project covers a length of 21.45 kilometres from RD 16+550 to RD 38+00. The scheme is funded under the World Bank-supported flood resilience initiative and aims to restore critical community infrastructure damaged by flooding. The works contract is issued by the PIU-IFRAP Community Infrastructure Rehabilitation department, with project ID P180323 and notice number OP00456383. This is a Request for Bids procurement under World Bank guidelines.
Bidders must meet all eligibility criteria as specified in the tender documents. Standard bid security and contractor licensing requirements apply as per World Bank Procurement Framework. Prospective bidders are required to review all technical specifications, designs, and conditions of contract provided in the bid documents before submission. Bids must be submitted in English and comply with all mandatory requirements outlined in the Request for Bids.
Bid documents are available from the PIU-IFRAP office located at 10-A, Jinnah Town, Samungli Road, Quetta, Balochistan. Interested bidders should contact Waseem Ahmed, the project coordinator, at waseemahmedbabai87@gmail.com or telephone +92-81-4163799 for document procurement and clarifications. Sealed bids must be received by the submission deadline of August 13, 2026 at 12:00 noon. Bids will be opened on the same date as per the tender schedule. Late submissions will not be accepted.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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World Bank-funded flood resilience project requiring rehabilitation of 21.45km road corridor in remote Balochistan district.
Phase-I infrastructure recovery work suggests potential for follow-on contracts if performance is sound. WB procurement framework implies rigorous documentation, likely ICB (International Competitive Bidding), so international competition expected. Tight 13-month window from notice close to submission deadline indicates advanced design stage. One-off contract with recurring maintenance potential post-project.
Who can bid: Typically requires PEC Category A or equivalent for road works, valid NTN/SECP registration, and World Bank eligibility clearance (no sanctions/debarment). Non-Pakistani firms may be eligible under ICB rules. Specific criteria stated in bid documents—contact PIU office for exact requirements. Technical capacity in flood-affected terrain rehabilitation likely material.