Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Sindh Social Protection Authority is inviting bids for non-consulting services under the Strengthening Social Protection Delivery System in Sindh project (P178532), funded by the World Bank. This Request for Bids (RFB) notice OP00461556 seeks qualified service providers to support the enhancement and operationalization of social protection delivery mechanisms across Sindh province, Pakistan. The project aims to strengthen institutional capacity and service delivery infrastructure for vulnerable populations through improved systems and processes in the social protection sector.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria applicable to World Bank-financed procurement, typically including valid business registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), a current National Tax Number (NTN), valid Provincial Tax Number (PTN) where applicable, and clean compliance history. Financial stability, technical capacity, and relevant experience in social protection service delivery or similar government programs are expected. Bid security and performance guarantees as specified in the tender documents must be submitted with proposals.
Interested bidders should obtain complete tender documents from the Sindh Social Protection Authority office located at Plot No. 155-N, Main Khayaban-e-Muslim road, Phase-6, DHA, Karachi, Sindh, or contact Naveed Ali Memon at naveedalimemon7266@gmail.com or telephone 021-35253091. Sealed bids must be submitted by 11:00 AM on August 27, 2026. Further information is available at www.sspa.gos.pk.
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A World Bank project seeking service providers for social protection system strengthening in Sindh.
The procurement is non-consulting services under a formal RFB process, indicating a structured, compliant engagement. Scope and budget not detailed in this notice; bidders should request full tender documents immediately. The August 27 deadline allows limited preparation time. This appears to be a significant institutional support contract rather than a simple goods or construction purchase.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration, valid NTN, and clean tax/compliance history. World Bank-financed projects typically demand that firms be registered and in good standing in Pakistan. Experience in government service delivery, social welfare, or similar institutional programs is typically required. Detailed criteria appear in full tender documents.