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Description / Scope of Work
The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), Regional Head Office Islamabad, is inviting prequalification applications from national suppliers for an Open Framework Agreement for the procurement of rodent control services. The framework agreement has reference number FFW9772 and will be funded from Non-ADP sources. The objective is to establish an on-demand supply arrangement through subsequent call-off contracts during the framework period, with the agreement expected to run for 36 months commencing Friday, October 30, 2026. Rodent control services will be procured on an as-needed basis to support NADRA operations at its Islamabad facility and related locations.
The prequalification process is open to all national applicants who meet the eligibility requirements specified in the prequalification documents. Applicants must demonstrate capacity, experience, and compliance with relevant regulations for delivering pest control and rodent management services. Invitations to bid will be issued to prequalified applicants on Thursday, October 22, 2026, following which the evaluation and award process will proceed. Successful bidders will be required to enter into a formal framework agreement with NADRA for the specified 36-month duration.
Complete prequalification documents are available through EPADS v2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/frameworkagreements/9772. Interested applicants may obtain further information from the Regional Head Office NADRA Islamabad through EPADS v2.0 during office hours. Contact details are provided as Phone: +92-331-553-3004 and Email: imran11bkn@gmail.com. The prequalification notice indicates the tender process follows a Single Stage-One Envelope procedure for national procurement.
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NADRA is seeking prequalification for a 36-month framework agreement on rodent control services, implying recurring integrated pest management for a federal facility.
This is a framework contract model, meaning successful vendors will respond to call-offs rather than bidding on fixed quantities; scale and frequency will depend on operational need. The October 2026 framework start date and October 22 bid issuance suggest a tight pre-award schedule. National vendors only are eligible. The recurring nature and government client stability offer predictable revenue, but vendors must be equipped for on-demand mobilisation across multiple call-offs.
Who can bid: Open to national applicants meeting prequalification criteria specified in the tender documents. Typically, pest control service providers require business registration (SECP), NTN for tax compliance, and relevant certifications or licenses from provincial environmental or health departments. Experience delivering similar services to government or large institutional clients is typically expected. The notice does not state specific restrictions or mandatory certifications.