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Description / Scope of Work
NADRA Regional Office Sargodha invites bids for the purchase of private lands at six locations across the Sargodha region in Punjab province for the establishment of NADRA offices. This procurement follows a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process for goods classified as real property acquisition. The scope encompasses identification, valuation and purchase of suitable land parcels meeting NADRA's operational requirements in Sargodha district and surrounding areas within the Sargodha division. The initiative represents NADRA's infrastructure expansion program to strengthen citizen registration services across the region.
Eligibility criteria, bid security requirements, technical specifications and evaluation methodology are detailed in the Bid Data Sheet and related annexures. Bidders must submit mandatory documents including proof of property ownership, certificate of property, sale deeds and financial bid forms as specified in the annexures. A Bid Securing Declaration and Performance Guarantee are required as security instruments to ensure bid validity and contractual performance.
Bid documents are available from NADRA Regional Office at 6 Gulshan Avenue, Link PAF Road, Sargodha. Sealed bids in two envelopes (technical and financial) must be submitted by the closing date. Bids will be opened and evaluated according to stated criteria. Prospective bidders and property owners should contact the office at +92-343-600-4400 or sbcomprof@gmail.com for clarifications, bid document acquisition and submission procedures.
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NADRA seeks to acquire private land parcels across six Sargodha-region locations for new office establishments.
The procurement is structured as a goods purchase under two-envelope bidding, suggesting property transactions will be formalized through sale deeds and legal transfer documents. Bidders appear to be landowners or land brokers offering suitable parcels; evaluation likely prioritizes location appropriateness, legal clarity (encumbrance-free status) and cost competitiveness. The August 2026 publication date indicates this is a forward-looking acquisition program; timeline and budget constraints are not published but bid closure is September 2026.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state eligibility restrictions. Typically, bidders in land purchase contracts must be property owners with clear legal title, or authorized agents with Power of Attorney. Registration with relevant district revenue authorities and provision of encumbrance certificates and tax clearance documents are typically required. Pakistani nationals and registered legal entities are usually admissible.