Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Horticulture Agency, Lahore invites bids for the procurement of plants on an annual framework contract basis for the fiscal year 2026-27, covering Horticulture Zone-I, II and III in Lahore, Punjab. This is a recurring framework contract for the supply of various plants required for horticultural operations and maintenance across three operational zones within the city. The tender is open to eligible contractors and suppliers who meet the specified eligibility criteria and can meet the agency's plant procurement requirements on a scheduled, as-needed basis throughout the contract period.
Bidders must meet all conditions for eligibility as outlined in the bidding documents, including relevant registration and licensing requirements. A bid security as specified in the financial proposal section must accompany the submission. Prospective bidders are required to submit their bids in the prescribed format with complete technical and financial proposals, ensuring compliance with all terms and conditions stipulated in the bidding documents.
Bid documents are available for submission until 11:00 AM on 28th September 2026, with bid opening scheduled for 11:30 AM on the same date. Bidders must prepare and submit their e-bids following the detailed instructions provided in the bidding documents. All submissions must include the required annexures and supporting documentation as specified. Interested parties should review the complete bidding documents including technical specifications, standard terms and conditions, and evaluation criteria before preparing their submissions.
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Annual framework contract for plant procurement across three Lahore horticultural zones (2026-27).
This is recurring, scheduled supply work rather than project-based—bidders should expect variable monthly/seasonal volumes managed through call-offs. Scale appears medium (three operational zones, city-wide coverage). The September 2026 close suggests government fiscal year alignment; successful bidder locks in pricing but volume predictability depends on agency demand patterns. Ideal for established nurseries or plant suppliers with reliable stock capacity.
Who can bid: Typically requires PEC registration (Horticulture/General Services category), active NTN, and SECP registration if incorporated. Specific eligibility criteria stated in bidding documents—review required. Nursery/horticultural business license likely mandatory. No explicit restrictions noted; check complete tender documents for zone-specific or capacity requirements.