Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication of Pakistan is issuing an Invitation for Bids under the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Digital Economy Enhancement Project, funded by the World Bank. This Request for Quotation (RFQ) is published under Project ID P174402 with Notice No OP00467805. The procurement is being conducted at the federal level in Islamabad, Pakistan, and forms part of a broader initiative to strengthen digital economic infrastructure and capabilities across the country. Bidders are invited to submit quotations for goods or services required to support the project's implementation objectives.
The procurement method is Request for Quotations, published in English. Interested bidders must meet standard eligibility requirements as set out in World Bank procurement guidelines and Pakistani regulations. Bidders are typically required to demonstrate relevant experience, valid business registration with SECP or appropriate authority, active NTN registration, and compliance with all regulatory requirements. Detailed eligibility criteria and required documentation will be specified in the bid documents made available through the official tender portal.
Bid documents are available from the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication website at https://moitt.gov.pk/Tenders. Quotations must be submitted on or before 21 September 2026 at 15:00 Pakistan Standard Time. Interested bidders should contact Muhammad Tariq Bangash, Procurement Specialist, at procurement.specialist@deep.moitt.gov.pk or telephone +92519106768 for further information. The contact address is 2nd Floor, TF Complex, G-9/4, Islamabad, Pakistan.
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This is a World Bank-financed RFQ under Pakistan's Digital Economy Enhancement Project.
The notice provides minimal technical detail on what is actually being procured; the scope, budget, and item specifications appear to be contained in full bid documents accessible only through the MOITT portal. For an SME contractor, the opportunity requires World Bank compliance familiarity and likely involves digital or ICT goods or services. The tight closing deadline (approximately 12 days from publication) and requirement to access detailed documents separately suggests this is a pre-qualified or pre-announced opportunity. Verify eligibility and required certifications before investing bid preparation effort.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must hold valid SECP registration or equivalent business license, active NTN tax registration with FBR, and relevant industry experience. World Bank-financed projects typically require non-debarment certification and compliance with anti-corruption policies. Specific eligibility criteria and mandatory qualifications will be detailed in the bid documents; check the MOITT portal for full requirements before submitting.