Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Walton Cantonment Board invites bids for the installation, operation and maintenance of bus shelters on Walton Road in Lahore Cantonment, Punjab under a Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) arrangement. This is a works contract issued on a national basis using single-stage two-envelope procurement methodology. The project encompasses the design, construction, and ongoing operation of shelter facilities for public transport users, with the contractor required to maintain the structures throughout the concession period before transferring assets to the client. The scope includes structural installation, operational management, and preventive maintenance services across the specified location in Lahore.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria including relevant business registration, tax clearance, and financial capability documentation. Bid security and performance guarantees are required as specified in the bid data sheet. Contractors should demonstrate prior experience with similar infrastructure projects and possess adequate technical and financial capacity to undertake BOT assignments. Specific PEC category requirements and licensing standards are detailed in the eligibility criteria section.
Bidders may obtain complete bidding documents from the Cantonment Executive Officer at the address provided. Bids must be submitted in two separate envelopes containing technical and financial proposals respectively. The bid opening and evaluation timeline are outlined in the instructions to bidders. For inquiries, contact the Walton Cantonment Board via telephone +92-323-531-0769 or email ceowaltoncantonmentboard@gmail.com at Ahmed Bukhsh Road, R.A Bazar, Lahore Cantonment.
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A BOT concession for bus shelter infrastructure on Walton Road, Lahore. The contract requires capital investment in construction followed by multi-year operational management and maintenance before asset handover. This is a fixed-term concession model, not a traditional works contract—bidders should structure proposals around revenue recovery mechanisms (advertising, user fees or subsidy). Competition likely moderate; requires operational expertise alongside construction capability. Closing date is August 2026, allowing reasonable preparation time.
Who can bid: Typically, contractors should hold active SECP registration, valid NTN, and PEC grade membership appropriate to the works classification. The notice references specific eligibility criteria (page 36) and financial capacity standards. Bidders must provide audited accounts, proof of past relevant project experience, and performance guarantees. Exact category and net worth thresholds are stated in the eligibility section of the bidding document.