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The National Highway Authority in Islamabad, Federal Government invites Expressions of Interest (EOI) from reputable consulting firms for providing design review and construction supervision services for Section 3 of the M-6 Motorway project. This high-priority infrastructure project requires a detailed technical evaluation of firms based on their corporate structure, professional engineering capacity, and previous experience in large-scale motorway construction. Eligible consultants may form associations through Joint Ventures or sub-consultancy agreements to enhance their technical qualifications. The EOI submission must include comprehensive staff information, including the specific number of professional engineers and management staff, and must be signed by an authorized representative. All participating firms must comply with the OPEC Fund's Anti-Corruption and Integrity Policy and provide documentation regarding beneficial ownership. The deadline for the electronic submission of these proposals via the e-procurement system is 20 May 2026. This consultancy is vital for ensuring the quality, safety, and timely completion of a critical segment of Pakistan's national motorway network.
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NHA seeks consulting firms for design review and construction supervision on M-6 Section 3—a large-scale, high-priority motorway project.
This is a one-off consultancy engagement requiring demonstrated motorway experience and substantial engineering capacity. JV/sub-consultancy arrangements are permitted to bolster credentials. The long deadline (May 2026) suggests standard procurement pace. Critical success factors: proven track record on comparable projects, adequate licensed PE headcount, and clean compliance record. OPEC Fund anti-corruption requirements indicate foreign co-financing, raising scrutiny standards.
Who can bid: Reputable consulting firms with engineering credentials appear eligible; OPEC Fund Anti-Corruption Policy compliance is mandatory. Typically, firms must be registered with SECP/PEC (engineering consultancy category), hold valid NTN, and have no debarment record. JVs and sub-consultancy structures are allowed. Beneficial ownership disclosure required. Specific PEC category not stated; verify current NHA/OPEC guidelines.