Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Infrastructure Development Authority Punjab (IDAP), Government of Punjab, is seeking expressions of interest for resident construction supervision services for the construction of an administrative and studio complex in Lahore. This e-procurement tender (Reference No. 2026/EOI/61) invites qualified firms to provide comprehensive on-site supervision and monitoring of construction activities. The project is located in Lahore, Punjab, and requires experienced supervision personnel to oversee quality, compliance, and timely execution throughout the construction phase.
Applicants must demonstrate financial soundness with audited financial statements and proof of banking relationships. Eligible firms should have a minimum of ten years of experience in similar construction supervision projects. Applicants must comply with fraud and corruption policies and declare any conflicts of interest. Bidders are required to submit detailed project portfolios showing previously completed similar-nature projects, along with technical and financial documentation as specified in the EOI forms.
The Expression of Interest document and all required forms are available for download from the e-procurement portal. Interested firms must submit their complete applications in the prescribed format by the published closing date. The EOI will be opened on the scheduled date, and qualified applicants will be shortlisted for further evaluation. For clarifications and additional information, applicants should contact IDAP at their registered office at 50 B-3, Gulberg-III, Lahore, or through the official e-procurement system.
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This is a resident supervision contract for a significant administrative and studio facility in Lahore.
The tender is competitive and focuses heavily on demonstrated experience in similar projects over the past decade. Firms will need audited financials and detailed portfolio evidence. The closing date suggests a structured phased procurement; shortlisted applicants advance from EOI to detailed bid stages. Key challenge: proving equivalent prior supervision experience; advantage goes to firms with recent, well-documented project completions in institutional or commercial construction.
Who can bid: Applicants must be registered entities (typically with SECP or relevant authority). Experience of minimum ten years in similar construction supervision required. Financial statements and banking credentials mandatory. Joint ventures permitted with lead member designation and joint-several liability. PEC registration typically required for construction-related services; specific category not stated but applicants should verify current compliance requirements with relevant authority.