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The Headquarters Frontier Corps Balochistan North will conduct a public auction of 61 old government vehicles of various models, makes and types on 12 November 2026 at 1200 hours in open auction format. The auction will be held at Headquarters Frontier Corps Balochistan (North) Quetta, located at position '15' nearby Chaman Housing Scheme in Balochistan province. The vehicle inventory comprises 46 single cabin vehicles including 30 Defender-110, 9 Defender-130 and 7 Toyota Hilux units; 2 double cabin Hilux vehicles; 1 Hiace ambulance; 7 trucks including 3 Hino 174LA, 3 Isuzu NPR and 1 Isuzu FSS; 2 water bowzers comprising 1 Hino and 1 NPS unit; 2 water trailers; and 1 trolley, totalling 61 vehicles for disposal. Bidders must deposit a CDR or pay order of Rs 250,000 in favour of IGFC Balochistan North to enter the auction area, with only one person permitted per CDR. The auction operates on an 'as is where is' basis with no guarantees regarding vehicle condition. Successful bidders must deposit 25 percent of the bid amount on the spot and remit the remaining 75 percent along with auction tax within one week. Auction tax is levied at 10 percent for registered filers and 20 percent for non-filers. Queries may be addressed to telephone number 081-9201542-483 during working hours.
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Frontier Corps Balochistan is auctioning 61 surplus government vehicles ranging from light vehicles (Defenders, Hilux) to trucks, water bowzers and specialist equipment.
This is a one-off bulk disposal of mixed-condition fleet assets. The auction operates under government auction rules with substantial upfront security (Rs 250,000 CDR) required; bidders should verify vehicle condition before auction as sales are 'as is where is' with no recourse. Quick settlement demanded—75% payment and tax due within one week of successful bid.
Who can bid: The notice does not specify formal eligibility criteria. Typically, government vehicle auctions in Pakistan are open to individual bidders and registered businesses with valid tax documentation (NTN). Bidders must possess Rs 250,000 in liquid funds or bank facility to lodge the required CDR. No minimum business registration or licensing category is stated.