Consultancy Services for Road and Bridge Design in Swabi and Lahore

This tender invites consultancy firms to provide expert services for detailed geometrical and structural design, geotechnical investigations, and environmental impact assessments for road and bridge infrastructure projects in Swabi and Lahore. The projects include the design and preparation of PC-I, tender, and contract documents for a 12-kilometer motorway access road from Karnal Sher Khan Interchange to Jahangira and a 2.5-kilometer improvement of Kalu Khan Model School Road in Khat Killi. Both projects require comprehensive feasibility studies, BIM modeling, and socio-economic analysis to ensure sustainable and efficient infrastructure development in the region. The consultancy work demands a high level of technical expertise in road and bridge engineering, with a focus on structural integrity and environmental compliance. The sites in Swabi and Lahore present unique engineering challenges, including detailed surveys and geotechnical investigations to address local soil and terrain conditions. Firms must be prepared to deliver thorough documentation and presentations as part of the provincial ADP 2025-26 requirements. Consultants should ensure they meet the PEC category requirements and maintain an active FBR/ATL status for the financial year 2025-26. The tender emphasizes the importance of submitting a 2% bid security in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) attached to the technical proposal. Familiarity with the provincial procurement rules and adherence to the RFP terms of reference will be critical for success. The submission deadline is set for 24th February 2026 at 12:00 Noon, with a pre-bid meeting scheduled on 17th February 2026 at 1:00 PM at the office of the Executive Engineer, C&W Division Swabi-II. Proposals must be submitted both physically (original plus one copy) and uploaded to the E-Pads system, with financial proposals sealed separately. Pro-Tip: Make sure to carefully review the RFP documents for specific Earnest Money and stamp duty requirements, which are often overlooked but essential for bid acceptance.