Construction Supervision of Infrastructure Development and Allied Works of Block-A on 500 Acres Land of Karachi Industrial Park (Federal-SEZ)

Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) is procuring consultancy services for construction supervision of infrastructure development and allied works of Block-A on approximately 500 acres of land at Karachi Industrial Park (Federal-SEZ), Karachi. This project involves supervision of ongoing construction activities including roads, water supply networks, drainage and sewerage systems, electrical infrastructure, and site development works. The consultancy scope includes ensuring contractor compliance with approved designs, specifications, BOQs, and construction standards. The consultant will establish and monitor QA/QC procedures, review contractor method statements, material submittals, and shop drawings, and ensure testing of materials as per relevant standards. They will also review and certify interim payment certificates, monitor project progress, evaluate variation orders and claims, prepare monthly progress reports, lead progress meetings, and monitor safety and HSE compliance. The consultancy includes services during construction closeout and defect liability period. The contract duration is one year, extendable based on site conditions without additional payment. Eligibility requires firms registered with PPRA EPADS, active PEC certification, FBR registration, and experience of similar projects worth minimum PKR 500 million. The technical and financial proposals must be submitted electronically via PPRA EPADS by 18th May 2026 at 11 am, with a refundable bid security of PKR 500,000. Proposals will be evaluated on a QCBS basis with 70% weight on technical and 30% on financial scores. Submission address is PIDC House, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed Road, Karachi. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely submission of original bid security to PIDC before the deadline to avoid disqualification. This tender offers a significant opportunity for qualified consultancy firms to contribute to a landmark industrial infrastructure project in Karachi.