Environmental Impact Assessment Report for Gish Kaur Storage Dam Project Turbat District Kech

The Balochistan Environmental Protection Agency is inviting stakeholders and interested parties in Quetta to participate in the public hearing regarding the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report for the Construction of Gish Kaur Storage Dam Project located in Turbat District Kech. This procurement focuses on the environmental approval process, ensuring that the project complies with environmental standards and regulations. The technical scope involves the review and assessment of the EIA report, which covers the environmental impacts of the dam construction project. The public hearing is scheduled to take place on June 8th, 2026, at 11:30 am at the Office of the Project Director of Gish Kaur Storage Dam, Molana Abdul Aziz Street, Jaffar Khan Jamali Road, Chaman Phattak, Quetta. The detailed EIA documents can be accessed during office hours at the Office of the Director General Balochistan Environmental Protection Agency, Samungli Road, Quetta. Interested parties should note that the submission of concerns or comments regarding the project impacts must be made within thirty days from the issuance date of this notice. While no specific PEC category or financial requirements are mentioned, participants are advised to ensure their FBR registration and relevant experience in environmental assessments or related consultancy services. The deadline for submission of comments is strictly thirty days from the notice date, making it essential for bidders and stakeholders to act promptly. One practical tip for bidders is to thoroughly review the EIA documents available at the agency's office before the hearing to prepare informed and constructive feedback, which can significantly influence the project's environmental approval process. This opportunity is crucial for suppliers and consultants specializing in environmental services and assessments in Balochistan, particularly those familiar with dam construction projects and their ecological impacts. Engaging actively in this process can enhance your profile for future government environmental consultancy projects.