AUCTION: Customs Vehicles, Goods and Petrol at Lahore and Multan Airports October 2026

NOTE: This is an AUCTION/LEASE notice, not a procurement tender. Bidders pay the department to acquire ownership, lease, rental, or collection rights. The Customs Collectorate (Airport Service), Lahore is conducting a public auction of confiscated vehicles, miscellaneous goods, and petrol at various locations including Lahore and Multan airports. This auction presents an opportunity for interested buyers to acquire a range of items seized by customs authorities. The auction will be held on multiple dates in October 2026 at designated customs warehouses and airport premises. Items being auctioned: - Confiscated vehicles (various makes and models, details available at site) - Miscellaneous goods including electronics, LED lights, and other items stored at customs warehouses - Petrol and petroleum products - AC units and related equipment - Goods stored at Multan Dry Port and Lahore Airport - Goods at NLC Dry Port, Lahore - Goods at GPO Lahore and PIA Cargo Section 4 Each lot will be auctioned as per the schedule printed in the notice, with specific dates for each location. Interested parties are advised to visit the respective sites to inspect the items prior to the auction. All items will be sold on an as-is-where-is basis. Bidders must bring original CNIC and submit earnest money as per customs rules. Successful bidders will be required to deposit the full bid amount within the stipulated time. No Objection Certificate (NOC) requirements apply for certain lots, especially vehicles and petroleum products. The auction will be conducted at customs warehouses at Lahore Airport, Multan Dry Port, NLC Dry Port Lahore, and other specified locations. Key dates include 12.10.2026, 14.10.2026, 15.10.2026, 20.10.2026, 22.10.2026, and 30.10.2026. For further details, contact the Customs Collectorate office at the number provided below. Tip: Arrive early on the auction day to complete registration and inspect the lots thoroughly, as competition for high-value vehicles and goods is usually intense.