Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Murree Forest Division, Rawalpindi Forest Circle, is inviting sealed tenders for an anti-encroachment drive involving the dismantling and demolition of an encroached forest building named Image Height, measuring 35,390 square feet (26 marlas) located in Murree. The estimated project cost is Rs. 15.2178 million, with completion scheduled by 30 June 2027. The scope of work includes complete dismantling of the structure and covered area, shifting of malba (demolition debris) up to 40 kilometres, with recovery to be determined by a technical committee constituted by the Deputy Commissioner, Murree. This procurement is being conducted under the Pakistan Public Procurement Rules 2014.
Eligible bidders must submit a bid security of 5 percent of their offered price in the form of a cash deposit receipt from a scheduled bank in favour of the Deputy Conservator of Forests, Murree. Contractors must provide a certificate guaranteeing completion of work exactly according to departmental specifications and accepting responsibility for replacement of any substandard work. Any conditional, ambiguous or incomplete bid will be rejected. All pages of the tender must be signed and stamped by the bidder, and all duties, taxes and transportation charges must be included in the quoted price.
Bid documents are available from the Deputy Conservator of Forests, Murree Forest Division. Sealed tenders must be submitted by 10:00 AM on 29 August 2026, with opening scheduled for 11:00 AM the same day. Bid validity is 29 September 2026. Interested parties may contact Falik Sher at telephone 0513413951 or email dcfmurree@gmail.com for further information. The successful bidder will be responsible for repairs and replacement of work for up to one year after completion.
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This is a one-off demolition and debris removal contract valued at Rs.
15.2 million for a 26-marla encroached forest structure in Murree. The scope is straightforward—dismantling, shifting of malba up to 40 km—but the recovery process depends on a Deputy Commissioner's technical committee, introducing variability in final settlement. The 16-day bidding window is tight for site assessment and costing. Contractors must have demolition capability and logistics for debris haul; the 5% bid security and strict specification compliance are standard.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly specify PEC registration or contractor class. Typically, demolition and debris-removal contracts in Pakistan require contractors to be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in an appropriate category and hold valid NTN and registration with the relevant provincial authority. Local contractors are preferred under the Local tender category designation.