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Description / Scope of Work
Lahore Waste Management Company, established under Section 42 of the Companies Ordinance 1984, invites bids for the procurement of construction and demolition material for the Landfill Site Lakhodair in Punjab under a framework modality arrangement. This is a single-stage two-envelope bidding procedure designed to establish a framework agreement for the supply of C&D material to support landfill operations at the Lakhodair facility. The procurement follows standard competitive bidding principles and is intended to streamline material supply over the contract period rather than as a one-time purchase.
Eligible bidders must demonstrate relevant experience in the supply of construction and demolition materials and meet standard registration requirements with appropriate Pakistani authorities. Bidders are required to submit bid security as stipulated in the bid data sheet along with documents establishing their eligibility, technical qualifications, and the conformity of proposed goods to specifications. The bidding documents contain detailed technical specifications, terms and conditions, and the schedule of requirements that bidders must review carefully.
The complete bidding document is available from Lahore Waste Management Company at their office located at 04-05, Floor 4, Shaheen Complex, Egerton Road, opposite LDA Plaza, Lahore. Interested bidders may contact the company by telephone at +92-42-99205153-55 or by fax at +92-42-99205156 for clarifications and document acquisition. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes in accordance with the procedures outlined in the bidding document, with opening to occur at the designated time and location as announced by the procuring agency.
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Framework agreement for C&D material supply to a landfill operation in Lahore under single-stage sealed bidding. The scope involves recurring supply rather than one-time delivery, suggesting a medium to large-scale framework contract. Bidders require demonstrated experience in similar materials supply and compliance with registration standards. The two-envelope procedure indicates separate technical and financial evaluation stages.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with SECP or relevant authority in Pakistan and possess valid NTN and sales tax registration. For suppliers of construction materials, PEC registration or equivalent industry membership is typically required. The notice does not explicitly state category restrictions, but standard procurement rules require proof of operational capacity and experience in C&D materials supply.