Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Horticulture Agency Multan invites sealed tenders from well-reputed firms registered with relevant tax departments for the construction of a monument at Shah Shams Park in Multan, Punjab. The project scope includes construction and completion of works and remedying any defects therein. The Employer has applied for or received financing from indicated sources in Pakistani Rupees towards the project cost, with proceeds intended for eligible contract payments. Bidders are expected to complete the works within the timeframe specified in the bidding documents.
Eligible bidders must be firms registered with relevant tax departments. The bidding document indicates that bidders must meet specific eligibility conditions outlined in the tender. Financial proposals and technical qualifications will be evaluated as part of the selection process. Bidders are required to submit sealed tenders by the specified deadline. The document emphasizes that bidders should be well-established firms with proper tax registration and compliance.
Sealed bids must be submitted by 29 October 2026 at 11:30 AM, with bid opening scheduled for the same date at 12:00 PM. Bidders are required to submit complete bidding documents including cover letters, affidavits, and financial proposals as detailed in the forms section. For further information and to obtain bidding documents, interested bidders should contact Horticulture Agency Multan directly. The complete bidding documents, general conditions of contract, and appendices are available for review.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender, written with AI from the official notice and checked by our quality rules — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Monument construction at Shah Shams Park Multan—a single, defined civic infrastructure project.
Scale appears medium based on park monument scope. Notable: closing nearly 4 years out suggests either preliminary notice or extended procurement cycle; defect remediation clause indicates performance guarantees expected. Financing confirmed available, reducing payment risk. Typical for government cultural/beautification projects with fixed scope and completion deadlines.
Who can bid: Firms must be registered with relevant tax departments (NTN requirement implied). PEC category not specified but construction work typically requires PEC registration Category C minimum for monument work. SECP registration for private firms and provincial business registration likely required. Bidders must be 'well-reputed' and established—vague criterion suggesting scrutiny of track record.