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Description / Scope of Work
The Procurator General Livestock and Dairy Development (ADDL) invites sealed bids for the procurement of livestock development services in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This procurement relates to the implementation of a General Extension Livestock and Dairy Development Programme with allocated budget components for infrastructure, veterinary services, animal breeding schemes, and dairy enterprise support across the province. The scope encompasses capacity building, community-based livestock rearing initiatives, and dairy value chain development covering multiple districts and tehsils within KPK. The programme is designed to enhance livestock productivity and improve livelihoods of rural communities engaged in animal husbandry and dairy farming. Bids shall be submitted in sealed envelopes addressing the Procurator General by the specified closing date. Bidders are required to qualify on the basis of technical credentials, relevant experience in livestock development projects, and financial capacity to execute the contract. Bid security must be furnished in accordance with procurement regulations. Interested bidders may obtain complete tender documents from the department office during working hours upon payment of the specified fee. The bid opening will be conducted on a date announced by the department, with all commercial and technical proposals to be evaluated as per Public Procurement Rules. Bidders must ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements, submit valid registration certificates from relevant authorities, and provide evidence of past performance in similar development programmes.
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KPK Livestock Department is procuring multi-component dairy and livestock development services covering extension, breeding, and enterprise development across the province.
The scale appears substantial given multi-district coverage and programme structure. This represents a medium-term development contract with recurring implementation elements rather than one-off works. Bidders with experience in community livestock projects and dairy value chains should assess their technical and financial capacity carefully; the closing date allows reasonable preparation time.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders must possess valid NTN/SECP registration, relevant experience credentials in livestock or agricultural development, and technical qualifications appropriate to the scope. The notice does not explicitly state minimum PEC category or specific certifications; eligibility will likely be assessed based on demonstrated experience with similar government development programmes and financial standing.