Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), headquartered in Karachi, seeks a qualified consultancy firm to conduct a comprehensive third-party impact assessment of the 4th International Food & Agriculture Exhibition of Pakistan (FoodAg Pakistan 2026), scheduled for 23–26 November 2026 at the Expo Centre Karachi. This national-level consultancy assignment involves evaluating the economic, social, and sectoral impacts of the exhibition on Pakistan's food and agriculture industry, trade facilitation, and stakeholder participation. The procurement follows a national, single-stage two-envelope bidding process, with submission deadline of 28 September 2026.
Eligibility criteria require bidders to demonstrate relevant professional qualifications, prior experience with impact assessments and exhibition evaluations, financial stability, and absence of pending litigation or contract non-performance. Bidders must submit a bid securing declaration, integrity pact, performance guarantee form, and detailed financial capacity documentation. Registration with relevant Pakistani authorities (SECP/NTN) and valid professional credentials are typically required for consultancy services of this nature.
Bid documents are available from TDAP Headquarters at 3rd Floor, Block-A, FTC Building, Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi. Sealed proposals must be submitted to the same address by 28 September 2026. Bid opening will follow on the same date. Interested firms should contact Deputy Manager Amir Rehman at +92-300-223-0260 or amir.rehman@tdap.gov.pk for clarifications and document collection.
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TDAP is procuring an independent impact assessment consultancy for a major national agri-food exhibition in Karachi scheduled November 2026.
This appears to be a specialised advisory assignment with moderate scope, likely valued in the mid-range for consultancy services. Bidders need demonstrated expertise in trade show impact evaluation and sectoral analysis. The submission deadline (28 September 2026) is approximately three months away, allowing adequate preparation time. This is a one-off contract, not a recurring engagement.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with SECP and hold valid NTN. Professional qualifications in impact assessment, economics, trade analysis, or related disciplines are expected. Typically, consulting firms must demonstrate prior completion of similar projects, financial solvency, and clean litigation history. No specific PEC category applies; registration as a services provider is the standard requirement.