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Description / Scope of Work
The Project Director for the Implementation of Master Plan of Safari Zoo, Lahore (Phase-II), under the Directorate General of Wildlife & Parks, Punjab, invites encrypted electronic bids from eligible engineering contractors. Funded through an official ADP scheme from the Government of Punjab, this engineering procurement and construction (EPC) tender is for the extension of the aquarium inside the Lahore Safari Zoo. The procurement process will follow a single-stage, two-envelope procedure executed in accordance with Regulation 6(4)(a) of the Punjab Procurement Regulations 2024. All participating companies must submit their technical and financial proposals via the electronic EPADS portal, accompanied by a mandatory 2% bid security instrument totaling 30,128,320 PKR in the format of a bank draft or call deposit. Digital tender submissions must be completed and locked on the portal no later than 11:00 AM on 01 June 2026.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Government-funded aquarium extension at Lahore Safari Zoo (Phase-II) under a master plan implementation.
Scale appears medium to large given the 30M PKR bid security threshold. Single-stage two-envelope EPC process suggests design-build responsibility. Notable: strict June 2026 deadline and mandatory EPADS portal submission—non-compliance risks auto-rejection. This is a one-off infrastructure project typical of public zoo modernization phases, requiring proven aquatic facility or large-scale commercial construction experience.
Who can bid: Eligible: registered engineering contractors with relevant PEC category (likely C-I or higher for this scale). Must be registered with SECP/NADRA, hold valid NTN, and possess EPADS portal credentials. Typically required: audited financials, 3-year experience record, and qualification of key personnel. No explicit restrictions stated beyond technical capability requirements.