Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Director Agricultural Engineering (Research) at AMRI Research Division, Faisalabad, Punjab, invites sealed e-bids for the local development of a baler machine through reverse engineering under the Punjab Clean Air Program (PCAP) Agriculture Component. This tender seeks qualified contractors or manufacturers to undertake reverse engineering of baler machinery to create locally developed alternatives, supporting agricultural mechanization and air quality improvements in Punjab. The project aims to reduce dependence on imported equipment while developing indigenous technical capacity in agricultural machinery manufacturing. Bidders must meet specified technical qualifications and experience requirements in agricultural machinery development or mechanical engineering. Bid security must be submitted as per the bidding documents, and bidders must possess valid registration and relevant certifications from competent authorities. Detailed technical specifications, bid evaluation criteria, and contractual terms are provided in the tender documentation. Interested bidders should obtain complete bidding documents from the office of the Director Agricultural Engineering at the AMRI Research Division, Jhang Road, Faisalabad, or contact via email at aeresfsd4092@gmail.com or phone 041-9201661. E-bids must be submitted by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet. Bid opening will be conducted publicly on the scheduled date, and all bidders are notified of award decisions in writing.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a specialized R&D contract for reverse engineering a baler machine, targeting Pakistani agricultural machinery manufacturers or engineering firms with proven experience in mechanical design and product development.
The project scale appears medium to large given the technical complexity and government backing under PCAP. Notable aspects include the reverse engineering requirement (demanding access to reference equipment and technical expertise), alignment with environmental objectives, and opportunity for technology transfer. This is a one-off development contract rather than supply-based procurement, favoring firms with design capability and past project portfolio in agricultural equipment.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP (for companies), possess valid NTN, and hold relevant PEC category registration if involving civil or mechanical engineering elements. Experience in agricultural machinery design, reverse engineering, or related mechanical product development is likely required. Typically, bidders must demonstrate technical competence through past projects, qualified personnel, and adequate manufacturing or design facilities. Specific restrictions on nationality or bidder type should be verified in the full bidding documents.