Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Forest Department, Government of Punjab, Rawalpindi South Forest Division, invites sealed tenders for a comprehensive package of forestry and civil works during the 2026-27 fiscal year. The scope includes second-year maintenance of dry afforestation on state land covering 1,000 acres at an estimated cost of Rs 5,597,000; first-year maintenance of assisted natural regeneration across 1,800 acres valued at Rs 19,512,000; first-year maintenance of bigger-size afforestation covering 12,500 numbers of plants estimated at Rs 7,451,250; third-year maintenance of plantation in state forest for 200 acres at Rs 2,524,000; third-year maintenance of afforestation of bigger-size plants along Nullah Lai for 10 avenue-kilometres at Rs 2,171,910; and raising of second-stage nursery with 300,000 seedlings in earthen pots at Rs 45,000,000. Additionally, the tender covers construction of chain-link fencing (Rs 107,488,942), water recharge devices at 15 units (Rs 11,670,000), water tanks at 10 units (Rs 5,000,000), and soil conservation check dams totalling Rs 8,015,800. The total estimated value exceeds Rs 207 million for works in Rawalpindi South Forest Division, Punjab.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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This is a large-scale, multi-component forestry and infrastructure tender valued at over Rs 207 million, combining maintenance contracts for established afforestation, nursery development, and structural works.
The tender bundles labour-intensive maintenance activities (watering, pit digging, weeding) with significant capital items (chain-link fencing, water infrastructure). Multiple coupes from different years (2024-25, 2025-26) are included, suggesting a portfolio approach rather than a single site project. Bidders should note the tight closing timeline and the requirement to manage diverse sub-contracts spanning nursery operations, plantation care, and civil construction simultaneously.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require registration with relevant provincial or federal authorities, demonstrated experience in forestry maintenance and afforestation projects, and proven capacity to execute civil works. PEC category or equivalent construction registration, valid NTN/GST, and satisfactory past performance record are typically mandated. No explicit restrictions are stated in the notice, but contractors must comply with government forestry standards and quality requirements specified in the breakup documents.