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Description / Scope of Work
The Board of Revenue Punjab, acting through its Project Management Unit, is issuing an Invitation for Bids for non-consulting services under the Punjab Urban Land Systems Enhancement (PULSE) Project. This is a Request for Bids (RFB) procurement notice published by the World Bank, with project ID P172945 and borrower bid reference PK-BOR PUNJAB-566307-NC-RFB. The project aims to enhance urban land systems in Punjab province, Pakistan, and bids are being solicited from eligible contractors and service providers. The submission deadline is September 24, 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bids to be evaluated according to World Bank procurement guidelines and Pakistani federal procurement regulations.
Eligible bidders must comply with World Bank procurement standards, which typically require registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) for private firms, possession of a valid National Tax Number (NTN), and compliance with all applicable Pakistani laws. Bidders should verify their eligibility under World Bank sanctions policies and ensure they meet any specific technical or financial qualification criteria outlined in the detailed bid documents. Bid security requirements and other financial preconditions will be specified in the Request for Bids documents.
Detailed bid documents are available from the Board of Revenue Punjab at Nabha Road, Anarkali Bazaar, Lahore, or by contacting the Project Management Unit via email at pspmupulse@punjab-zameen.gov.pk or phone at 03343070170. Interested bidders should visit bor.punjab.gov.pk for additional information. Bids must be submitted in English by the published deadline. The notice was published on September 8, 2026. For further details, contact Muhammad Shoaib at the Board of Revenue or access the World Bank procurement portal directly.
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A World Bank-financed non-consulting services procurement under the PULSE project in Punjab.
The 16-day bidding window (Sep 8–24, 2026) is tight for complex service delivery. This appears to be a one-time engagement supporting land systems digitization or institutional strengthening in urban Pakistan. Bidders must comply with World Bank sanctions screening and may face competition from large consulting firms and development-sector operators. The project is managed by Board of Revenue, indicating government systems work rather than civil works.
Who can bid: Typically, bidders must be registered with SECP (for private enterprises) or equivalent authority, hold a valid NTN, and comply with World Bank sanctions policies. Foreign firms are eligible under World Bank rules if not debarred. Specific technical qualifications, experience in land systems projects, and financial capacity thresholds will be detailed in the bid documents.