Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), a federal government agency, is issuing a tender for the procurement of land to establish NADRA Centers across the country. This is classified as a goods procurement under a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process. The tender is being managed by the Regional Head Office NADRA Islamabad, located at Plot no 30 & 31 Mauve Area Sector G10/4, Islamabad. The procurement aims to secure suitable land parcels for setting up operational NADRA Centers to serve citizens in various locations. The scope encompasses identification, acquisition, and transfer of land meeting NADRA's specifications for center operations.
Eligible bidders must comply with mandatory requirements outlined in Annex-A of the tender document and must provide proof of land ownership or authorization to sell the property. Bid security is required in accordance with the Bid Data Sheet. Bidders are required to submit a Bid Securing Declaration, an Integrity Pact, and relevant documentation including sale deeds, undertakings, financial bids, and owner consent forms. All submissions must be placed in two envelopes as per the two-envelope system specified in the bidding instructions.
The bidding document is available from the Regional Head Office NADRA Islamabad, and interested parties must obtain copies directly from the procuring agency. Bids must be submitted to the address mentioned above by the closing date of August 18, 2026. The bid opening will follow the submission deadline. For further information, bidders may contact the Assistant Director at the Regional Head Office via phone at +92-331-553-3004 or email at imran11bkn@gmail.com.
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NADRA is acquiring land for establishing multiple centers on a national scale through a two-envelope bidding process. This is a one-off procurement with significant compliance requirements including Integrity Pacts and detailed documentation. Bidders must be established land owners or authorized representatives with clear title and ownership documentation. The procurement emphasizes transparency and formal procedures typical of government asset acquisition. Deadline is relatively tight at approximately four weeks.
Who can bid: Bidders must own or be authorized to sell the land being offered. Typical requirements include NTN registration, verification of land title through NADRA or relevant provincial revenue authorities, and submission of complete ownership documentation. Integrity Pact compliance is mandatory. No specific PEC category applies as this is land procurement, not construction.