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The Divisional Forest Officer, Lal Suhanra National Park, Bahawalpur invites single-stage single-envelope bids for procurement and installation works under the scheme Establishment of Eco Tourism Facility at Lal Suhanra National Park as per International Best Practices (Conservation of Desert Ecosystem) for the year 2026-27. The tender comprises six lots: installation of a wireless network and security system including 40 Hytera hand-held walkie talkies (Model TC-508, 5 watt), 4 base stations (Model TM-610, 50 watt), and 4 self-supported 100-foot hot-dip galvanized towers with accessories; purchase of 266,666 grow bags (12 inches by 10 inches) for second-stage nursery operations; purchase of 266,666 cubic feet of silt; purchase of office furniture including revolving chairs, regular chairs, tables, sofas, almirahs, racks, benches, and outdoor lawn furniture; and installation of a 30 KVA solar hybrid system with 60 Canadian solar panels (615 watts), lithium batteries, inverters, cables, circuit breakers and earthing at the Divisional office. The works are located in Bahawalpur, Punjab, with a total estimated amount of Rs. 7,245,200 for Lot 1 and additional schedules for subsequent lots.
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Six distinct procurement lots for eco-tourism infrastructure at Lal Suhanra National Park: a wireless security network requiring telecom/electronics expertise and tower installation capability; bulk n…
rsery supplies (grow bags and silt); office furnishings; and a substantial 30 KVA solar power system with battery storage and grid integration. Lot 1 valued at Rs. 7.2 million with 1-year equipment warranties. Multiple lots allow bidders to participate selectively. Completion deadline 30 June 2027 is 7+ months away. Works span telecommunications, landscaping, office fitment and renewable energy — likely requiring subcontracting or consortium partnerships for most single bidders.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with Income Tax, General Sales Tax or Punjab Revenue Authority with active status for 2026-27. Typical requirements for government procurement in Pakistan include NTN, valid SECP/trade registration, and proof of business operation. Specific PEC or professional certification not stated; eligibility likely depends on lot category. Pre-bid screening standards not detailed.