Establishment of Nawaz Sharif Medical District Lahore Children Hospital-II and Institute of Genetics and Blood Diseases External Works

The Infrastructure Development Authority of the Punjab (IDAP) invites prequalification proposals for the establishment of Nawaz Sharif Medical District, Lahore Children Hospital-II, and the Institute of Genetics and Blood Diseases. This procurement is specifically for external works including the development of internal and external road infrastructure, emergency circulation roads, pedestrian walkways, landscape areas, utility infrastructure, and public amenities necessary for the operational functionality of the healthcare campus in Lahore. The technical scope covers comprehensive civil works involving road construction, landscaping, and utility installations to support the healthcare facilities. The project demands contractors with a valid PEC registration in category C-8 or above, ensuring experienced and qualified bidders. Additionally, all applicants must be registered with the FBR and on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) to be eligible. Interested bidders must register on the EPADS system of the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) to participate. The submission deadline for the prequalification proposals is **16th July 2026 by 9:00 PM**, with proposals to be submitted exclusively through EPADS. The opening of proposals will occur the same day at 3:30 PM on EPADS. Any submission outside EPADS will be rejected. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely registration and submission on EPADS, as late or offline submissions are not considered. Also, carefully prepare the Technical Bid and Financial Bid as per the prequalification document instructions to avoid disqualification. The earnest money or CDR requirements should be strictly followed as per PPRA rules to maintain eligibility. This tender offers a significant opportunity for contractors specializing in civil infrastructure and landscaping within the healthcare sector in Lahore, Punjab. The estimated cost is **PKR 3.444 million**, reflecting a moderate scale project suitable for firms with relevant experience and PEC credentials.