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Description / Scope of Work
The Punjab Municipal Development Fund Corporation (PMDF) invites sealed bids for the design, construction, and operation of material recovery facilities (MRFs) under a Design, Build and Operation (DBO) mode. The scope encompasses establishment of two MRF units in Faisalabad and two units in Gujranwala, with tender reference and bidding documents issued in September 2026. The project is located in Punjab province and involves waste material recovery infrastructure development across both cities. This is a substantial infrastructure procurement combining design expertise, construction execution, and long-term operational responsibility under a single integrated contract model.
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Four material recovery facilities to be built and operated in two major Punjab cities (Faisalabad and Gujranwala) under DBO contracting.
Bidders must handle integrated design-build-operate responsibility spanning infrastructure construction and multi-year facility management. This is a large-scale waste management infrastructure project requiring technical capability in facility design, construction project delivery, and operational systems. The combined footprint across two cities with phased location-based requirements suggests medium to large contractor with experience in municipal waste infrastructure and proven O&M credentials is sought.
Who can bid: Typically bidders for DBO waste infrastructure contracts must be SECP-registered companies or joint ventures, hold valid NTN and FBR registration, and possess PEC Category A or equivalent for construction capability. Specific eligibility and qualification thresholds are detailed in Appendix-M and Appendix-N of the bid documents; bidders should review these mandatory criteria before submission.