Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) invites bids for the establishment of a humanitarian hub at its facility near ITP Office on Main Murree Road in Islamabad Capital Territory. This is a works contract under single stage-two envelope bidding procedure. The project involves comprehensive construction and infrastructure development to create a functional humanitarian operations centre. The scope includes structural work, mechanical and electrical installations, finishing, and allied civil works as detailed in the attached specifications and drawings. The contract is national in character and open to eligible Pakistani contractors with relevant experience and financial capacity.
Bidders must demonstrate eligibility through valid PEC (Pakistan Engineering Council) registration for relevant construction categories, valid NTN (National Tax Number) certificate, SECP registration for corporate entities, and proof of financial resources. A bid securing declaration is required at submission, and selected bidder must provide performance guarantee and integrity pact as specified in the contract documents. The bidding process follows standard procedures with two separate envelopes for technical and financial proposals.
Bid documents are available from NDMA Islamabad at the address and contact details provided. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes clearly marked with project title and bidder details. Submission deadline is 25 August 2026. For further information, contact the NDMA Director at latifndma@gmail.com or phone +92-300-500-1238. Bid opening will be conducted as per schedule outlined in the bid data sheet. All bidders must comply with general and special conditions of contract, including performance standards and timely completion requirements.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
NDMA is procuring establishment of a humanitarian operations hub through construction works at Islamabad.
The project appears medium-to-large scale involving structural and MEP installation. Bidders face 25 August 2026 deadline—note this date is in the future relative to document issuance (08 August 2026), allowing modest preparation time. The two-envelope format suggests technical evaluation precedes financial consideration. Standard NDMA procurement for critical government infrastructure with likely emphasis on safety, quality, and institutional credibility.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require active PEC registration in relevant construction categories (A, B, or C depending on contract value), valid NTN certificate, SECP incorporation (for companies), and demonstrated past experience with similar works. Valid domicile in Pakistan and no blacklisting by procurement authorities required. Notice does not state explicit eligibility criteria—above reflects standard requirements for national construction tenders.