Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
NESPAK (National Engineering Services Pakistan) invites bids for exploration studies of four placer gold blocks designated APG-1, APG-02, APG-04 and APG-5 located in District Attock, Punjab. This is a works contract issued on a national competitive bidding basis using a single stage, one envelope procurement method. The project encompasses geological and geotechnical exploration activities across multiple placer gold concessions in the Attock district, aimed at assessing mineral potential and resource estimation for placer gold deposits.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria for works contracts under Pakistani procurement rules and should possess relevant experience in geological exploration, mining surveys, and placer deposit assessment. A bid securing declaration is required as per the special conditions of contract. Interested contractors must demonstrate technical capability and financial stability through submission of past experience records, key personnel details, and historical contract performance documentation.
Bid documents are obtainable from NESPAK's office at NESPAK House, 1-C, Block-N, Model Town Extension, Lahore 54700. Bids must be submitted as per the instructions to bidders detailed in the standard bidding document. The closing date for bid submission is September 15, 2026. For further clarification and document procurement, bidders should contact the Senior Geologist at NESPAK via phone +92-333-430-7114 or email apg.gmm@nespak.com.pk.
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NESPAK is procuring geological exploration services across four placer gold blocks in Attock district.
The project appears medium-scale, involving field surveys, sampling, and geological assessment typical of mineral exploration contracts. Bidders require demonstrated experience in similar exploration work and must provide documented past performance. The September 2026 deadline provides reasonable preparation time. This is a one-off exploration study rather than a recurring contract.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with SECP or relevant geological/mining authority and possess PEC registration (G-category for geological/geotechnical works) or equivalent qualification. Proof of past experience in exploration projects, valid NTN, and documented key personnel are required. Specific registration requirements should be confirmed in the detailed bid data sheet section.