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Description / Scope of Work
The Horticulture Agency, Lahore invites sealed competitive bids for the development and upgradation of horticulture works at four locations in Lahore, Punjab: Nishat Colony Park, LDA Quarter Park, Farooq Colony Park, and Rabia Basri Degree College in NA-122. The project encompasses landscape development, horticultural infrastructure improvements, and related works at these public spaces and educational institution grounds. The scope includes site preparation, planting, irrigation systems, pathways, and amenities as detailed in the technical specifications and drawings provided in the bidding documents. Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including valid business registration, tax clearance, and relevant experience in similar horticulture development projects. A bid security deposit is required as specified in the tender documents. Interested bidders should obtain complete bidding documents from the Horticulture Agency office during official working hours. E-bids must be submitted by 11:00 AM on 6th October 2026 through the designated e-bidding platform. Bid opening will take place immediately thereafter at 11:30 AM on the same date. Detailed technical evaluation criteria and financial proposal formats are outlined in the annexures accompanying this notice. Contact the Horticulture Agency office for clarification on bid procedures and technical specifications.
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Four-site horticultural development across Lahore parks and an educational institution.
Scope spans landscape design, irrigation infrastructure, planting, and hardscape amenities—a substantial public-sector project requiring integrated capability across multiple disciplines. The 10-month timeline (closing October 2026) and simultaneous multi-location execution suggest complexity; this is a one-off procurement, not a recurring contract. Scale indicates preference for experienced, established contractors with demonstrated portfolio in public green space upgradation.
Who can bid: Typically requires valid SECP business registration, active NTN, and tax clearance certificate. Relevant experience in horticulture/landscape development projects is mandatory. No PEC category stated (horticultural works may not require engineering registration), but contractor must hold requisite municipal/provincial licenses for ground works and irrigation. Specific financial thresholds not disclosed in summary.