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Description / Scope of Work
The Government of Balochistan, Irrigation Department is inviting bids for community infrastructure rehabilitation works under the Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project (IFRAP) in Pakistan. This World Bank-funded project aims to enhance flood resilience and adaptation capacity in vulnerable communities. The procurement notice (OP00456393) is issued by the PIU-IFRAP Community Infrastructure Rehabilitation unit based in Quetta, Balochistan, with a project ID of P180323. The invitation for bids is published on the World Bank Projects portal and represents a significant infrastructure initiative to strengthen disaster resilience and community adaptation measures across the flood-prone regions.
Bidders must meet the eligibility criteria specified in the request for bids documentation. All participating contractors and suppliers are required to have relevant licenses and certifications as per World Bank procurement guidelines and Pakistani regulatory requirements. A bid security in accordance with the tender conditions must be submitted with each proposal. Bids must be submitted in English language and comply with all technical and financial specifications outlined in the detailed tender documents.
The bid documents can be obtained from the Project Implementation Unit (PIU) office located at House No 10-A, Service Road, opposite FIA Office, Jinnah Town, Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan. Interested bidders should contact Waseem Ahmed Babai at the PIU-IFRAP office via phone at +92-81-4163799 or email at waseemahmedbabai87@gmail.com for further information and document acquisition. Bids must be submitted by August 13, 2026 at 12:00 hours. The submission deadline and opening procedure follow World Bank standard procurement rules and timelines.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
World Bank-funded flood resilience infrastructure rehabilitation across Balochistan's vulnerable communities.
Scale appears medium-to-large given IFRAP's multi-region scope and World Bank involvement. Key consideration: World Bank procurement rules impose stricter compliance than typical domestic tenders—documentation, audit trails, and environmental/social safeguards will be rigorous. Long bid window (closing Aug 2026) suggests complex, phased works rather than emergency response. Contractor must be comfortable with WB's fiduciary standards and English-language submissions.
Who can bid: Not explicitly detailed in notice. Typically: valid PEC registration (likely Category B or higher for infrastructure), active NTN, SECP registration if corporate entity, and World Bank sanctions clearance (no-debarment certification). World Bank guidelines typically require proven experience in similar flood-resilience/irrigation works. Local Pakistani registration mandatory; international JVs permitted under WB rules.