Event Management and Stray Dog Control Services 2026-27

District Council Muzaffargarh invites bids for an annual framework contract covering arrangements of different events and festivals, and provision of stray dog poisons for the financial year 2026-27. This is a single-stage, single-envelope procurement processed under PPRA Rules 2014 (as amended). The contract encompasses event management and public health pest control services across Muzaffargarh district in Punjab province. The framework arrangement allows the procuring agency to call off services and supplies as required throughout the financial year. Bidders must be eligible persons or organisations able to provide both event arrangement services and chemical pest control products to government standards. Bid security is required as specified in the bid data sheet. Interested bidders should carefully review all sections including the Bid Data Sheet (Section IV) which contains specific evaluation criteria, price currency details, and submission requirements. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes on or before the deadline specified in the invitation. The bid opening will be conducted transparently, and post-qualification evaluation will determine award based on stated criteria including technical compliance and financial competitiveness.

A large-scope framework contract for dual service provision — event/festival management and stray dog pest control — over a full financial year. The contract appears to be recurring based on its annual nature. Notable that it combines two distinct service categories (cultural/administrative events plus public health pest control) under a single framework, suggesting the council seeks consolidated vendor management. Tight documentation requirements and formal PPRA compliance indicate this is a structured, monitored procurement. The framework structure means work volume is not fixed upfront; bidders must be operationally ready for variable demand.

Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state registration requirements. Typically, bidders for District Council contracts must hold valid NTN registration with FBR, possess an active SECP registration if incorporated, and demonstrate prior relevant experience. For event services, evidence of successful prior events is usually required; for pest control, regulatory compliance with environmental/health authorities is typically expected.