Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Punjab Urban Land Systems Enhancement Project, financed by the World Bank (IDA Loan IDA-70410, Project ID P172945), invites bids for an Android-based survey contract for the issuance of green property certificates under Package 1, covering the Lahore Division. The scope of work involves conducting digital surveys using mobile technology to support property certification and land system modernization across urban areas in Punjab. The contract is valued at PKR 86,085,875 and has a duration of 48 weeks. The project seeks to enhance urban land management systems and promote sustainable property registration practices in Punjab's major urban centers.
Bids are invited from organizations with relevant experience in geo-spatial surveying, mobile application deployment, and property certification processes. Eligible bidders should have demonstrated capacity in similar technological survey projects and compliance with Pakistani regulatory requirements. The procurement follows the World Bank's Request for Bids methodology, ensuring transparency and competitive selection.
Bid documents and submission details are available through the World Bank's procurement portal. The contract award was notified on July 7, 2026, with the awarded bidders being The Spatio Engineering & Geo-Spatial Consultants (382740) and M/S Abid & Zeeshan Management Engineering Consultants (882176). Interested parties should consult the official tender notice for complete specifications, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions through https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00459709.
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This is a World Bank-financed, technology-driven survey contract worth PKR 86 million for green property certification across Lahore Division. The 48-week timeline is moderate for a large-scale digital survey deployment. The project requires demonstrated expertise in Android-based mobile surveying, geospatial data collection, and integration with property registration workflows. Notably, the award has already been made to two joint bidders, making this notice informational rather than an active bid opportunity. Typical eligibility requires PEC registration (if applicable), NTN, and prior experience in similar technology-driven land management projects.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders for surveying and geo-spatial consulting contracts must hold valid NTN registration, be registered with relevant provincial authorities, and demonstrate prior experience in similar technological survey projects. PEC registration may be required if engineering components are involved. World Bank-financed projects require compliance with Bank policies and no debarment status.