Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
NADRA Regional Head Office Islamabad invites bids for the procurement of land under Tender No. 28 through a National Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process. The procurement is classified as Goods and is managed by the Assistant Director at the Regional Head Office located at Plot no 30 & 31 Mauve Area Sector G10/4, Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory. This is a standard bidding document that outlines the complete procurement process, terms, conditions, and evaluation criteria for interested bidders seeking to participate in this land acquisition opportunity in Islamabad.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria as detailed in the bidding document and are required to provide mandatory requirements as outlined in Annexure-A. The bid security and financial obligations are clearly specified in the Bid Data Sheet. Prospective bidders must demonstrate their capacity and qualifications to undertake the procurement requirements and comply with all integrity and performance guarantee provisions set forth in the contract forms included in this document.
Bid documents are available through this Standard Bidding Document and can be obtained by contacting the Regional Head Office directly. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes as per the Single Stage-Two Envelope procedure. The bidding process, submission deadline, opening procedures, and contact information for inquiries are detailed within this document. For further information, bidders should contact the Assistant Director at Plot no 30 & 31 Mauve Area Sector G10/4, Islamabad, by telephone at +92-331-553-3004 or by email at imran11bkn@gmail.com.
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NADRA is procuring land through a competitive two-envelope process.
The notice is primarily procedural rather than detailed on scope or location specifics. Bidders should note the mandatory requirements in Annexure-A and ensure compliance with integrity pacts and performance guarantees. The document emphasizes formal compliance and documentation; no timeline pressures or budget scale indicators are visible in this cover material, suggesting this may be a standard institutional acquisition framework rather than an urgent one-off purchase.
Who can bid: The document does not explicitly state eligibility categories, but typically land procurement in Pakistan requires bidders to be registered with SECP (private companies) or equivalent authority, hold active NTN, and provide documentary evidence of financial capacity. PEC registration is typically not required for land procurement unless the bidder is also expected to perform developmental works. Specific restrictions or reserved categories should be confirmed in the Eligibility Criteria section.