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Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Railways Head Office in Lahore invites sealed bids for the sale and disposal of various unserviceable public assets and scrap materials on an 'as is where is' basis. The inventory includes a wide range of materials such as soft and secondary scrap, mechanical work grease, condensation goods, and various locomotive parts. Bidding is open to firms and individual bidders registered with Income Tax and Sales Tax authorities and appearing on the FBR Active Taxpayer List. Interested parties must provide valid CNIC and NTN documentation with their quotations. Bids must be submitted with the required bid security in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) or Pay Order as specified for each group in the tender documents. The lifting period for the successful bidders will range from one to four months depending on the contract value. Sealed proposals must be dropped in the tender box at the office of the DCOS/General in Lahore by 10:00 AM on 26 May 2026, where they will be opened publicly. This sale offers a significant opportunity for recycling firms and scrap dealers to acquire industrial-grade metallic and mechanical waste from a major national transport entity.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Pakistan Railways is liquidating accumulated unserviceable inventory—soft/secondary scrap, mechanical grease, locomotive components, and condensation goods—on as-is-where-is terms.
This is a one-off asset clearance rather than recurring procurement, likely medium-to-large in aggregate value given the diverse material range and multi-month lifting periods. Opportunity targets scrap dealers and recycling firms; competitive advantage lies in efficient logistics and working capital to handle staged removals over 1-4 months. Bid security structure varies by inventory group, suggesting tiered lot bidding.
Who can bid: Open to registered firms and individuals. Mandatory: active FBR taxpayer status (Income Tax + Sales Tax registration), valid CNIC, and NTN. Non-construction procurement, so no PEC requirement. Typically, bidders must demonstrate financial capacity to meet bid security and removal timelines; SECP registration likely expected for corporate entities.