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Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate General of Archaeology, Government of the Punjab, invites sealed bids for the conservation of two historical monuments in District Attock: Behram ki Baradari and Attock Tomb. The project is valued at Rs. 63.507 million with a completion deadline of 30 April 2027. This conservation initiative covers restoration and preservation works at these heritage sites located in Attock district, Punjab, aimed at safeguarding important historical structures for future generations.
Bidders must provide a bid security equal to 5 percent of the estimated cost. The procurement follows a Single Stage Two Envelope bidding procedure, with technical and price submissions evaluated separately. Eligible bidders should possess relevant experience in historical monument conservation, appropriate professional qualifications, and valid registration with relevant authorities. Bids must be submitted in the prescribed format with all required documentation including method statements, construction schedules, equipment details, and subcontractor information.
Bidding documents are available from the Directorate General of Archaeology office at 60-A, Garden Block, Garden Town, Lahore. Bids must be sealed, marked clearly as Technical Bid and Price Bid, and submitted by the advertised deadline. The bid opening will be conducted in single stage two envelope format, with technical evaluation preceding financial consideration. Prospective bidders are encouraged to visit the monuments and submit clarifications before the pre-bid meeting to ensure compliance with all technical requirements and specifications outlined in the bidding documents.
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Large-scale heritage conservation contract worth Rs. 63.5 million covering two Attock monuments with 30-month execution period.
Requires demonstrated experience in historical restoration, archaeological conservation methods, and compliance with heritage protection standards. Substantial bid security (5%) and detailed technical submissions needed. Project demands specialized expertise in monument preservation rather than standard construction; typical work includes structural stabilization, material conservation, and documentation.
Who can bid: Typically requires PEC registration (relevant category for heritage/restoration work), NTN certificate, and documented experience in historical monument conservation projects. No explicit restrictions stated in notice; applicants must meet standard financial and technical capability thresholds for works of this value and nature.