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Description / Scope of Work
The Parks and Horticulture Authority, Gujranwala, invites sealed bids for the Special Park Guzranwala Land Allotment Scheme registration and development project. This is a significant procurement initiative under the special scheme launched by the provincial government to promote green spaces and park development in Gujranwala. The estimated project value is PKR 2,005,252 with a bid security of PKR 205,000. The scheme aims to allocate park land and facilitate horticultural development across Gujranwala in Punjab province, with project duration spanning from September 1, 2026, to August 31, 2027, extending up to December 2025 for completion. The scope includes land registration, allotment processing, and related administrative procedures under the Special Park Guzranwala initiative.
Eligible bidders must be registered entities with the necessary licenses to conduct land registration and park management services. The bid security of PKR 205,000 must be submitted along with the tender application. Bidders are required to demonstrate capability in handling land allotment procedures and horticultural project management. Technical and financial qualifications as per the tender requirements must be clearly documented. All bidders must comply with the standard terms and conditions established by the Parks and Horticulture Authority.
Bid documents are available for collection and submission at the Parks and Horticulture Authority office in Gujranwala. The deadline for bid submission is 1:00 PM on the closing date, with opening scheduled for 1:30 PM on the same day. Interested parties should obtain complete tender specifications from the authority office. All submissions must be in sealed envelopes addressed to the Director, Parks and Horticulture Authority, Gujranwala. For further information and clarification regarding bid documents, eligibility requirements, and submission procedures, applicants may contact the Parks and Horticulture Authority directly.