Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan LNG Limited seeks appointment of a qualified audit or technical firm to carry out retainage audit services for the PGPCL LNG Terminal located at Port Muhammad Bin Qasim in Karachi, Federal Province. This is a consultancy services engagement issued under a National Single Stage-Two Envelope procurement process. The scope involves comprehensive retainage audit activities at the LNG terminal facility, a critical infrastructure asset. The assignment covers technical and financial audit functions related to retainage mechanisms and contractual obligations at the terminal.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant professional qualifications, prior experience with similar audit assignments, and valid registration with appropriate regulatory bodies in Pakistan. A bid security will be required as per tender specifications. The firm should demonstrate competence in technical audit, financial controls, and familiarity with LNG terminal operations and industry standards.
Bid documents are available from Pakistan LNG Limited, Office No 211, First Floor, Razziq International, W-2/10, North West Industrial Zone, Port Qasim, Karachi. Interested firms should contact Muhammad Asad, Head of Technical, via phone +92-334-388-3989 or email muhammad.asad@paklng.com for bid document acquisition and clarifications. The closing date for submission is 4 November 2026. Bid opening will occur after the closing deadline. Submission details and evaluation criteria are provided in the tender documentation.
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A consultancy retainage audit assignment for a major LNG terminal infrastructure project.
The scope involves technical and financial audit services, suggesting medium scale engagement likely requiring 2-3 months delivery. Retainage audits are specialized work typically involving recovery or reconciliation of withheld payments on contracts; bidders need relevant LNG/terminal operations experience and audit credentials. This appears to be a one-off assignment rather than a recurring framework contract.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP (for consulting firms), hold valid NTN, and demonstrate prior experience with similar audit assignments. Professional qualifications in accounting, engineering, or technical auditing are typically required. Firms must provide evidence of competence in LNG terminal operations or major infrastructure projects. Specific license requirements should be confirmed in the full tender document.