Consultancy Services for Feasibility Study of Billion Tree Plus Project Forestry Component

This tender invites reputable consultancy firms to conduct a feasibility study for the Billion Tree Plus Project's forestry component in Peshawar under the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Forest Department. The project focuses on assessing the viability and impact of large-scale afforestation efforts in the region, requiring firms with proven expertise in environmental and forestry consultancy. The study will involve detailed analysis of ecological, social, and economic factors affecting the project's success in Peshawar. Consultants must be registered with PEC/KPRA and active taxpayers to comply with provincial regulations. The procurement follows the single-stage two-envelope method as per KPPRA Rules 2014, ensuring transparency and fairness. The pre-bid meeting is scheduled to clarify technical requirements and expectations, emphasizing the importance of thorough preparation and understanding of the project scope. Firms should ensure their PEC registration is valid and aligned with consultancy services, and maintain an active FBR/ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. This compliance is critical to avoid disqualification. The tender also highlights the necessity to adhere to all applicable federal and provincial taxes, including KPRA levies, which must be factored into the financial proposal. Proposals must be submitted exclusively through the EPADS online portal by 10:30 am on 24th March 2026, with technical bids opening publicly at 11:00 am the same day. The physical address for correspondence and the pre-bid meeting is the office of the Project Director, Billion Tree Plus Project (Forestry Component), Amanabad Palosi, opposite Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar. Pro-Tip: Ensure your proposal is free from overwriting or alterations and is duly signed and stamped by an authorized representative. Missing these formalities often leads to rejection despite technical compliance. Also, register early on EPADS to avoid last-minute submission issues.