Hiring of Ten Gardeners at PCSIR Laboratories Complex Lahore

The Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) is procuring the hiring of ten gardeners for its Laboratories Complex located in Lahore. This procurement is specifically for the financial year 2025-26 and aims to maintain the grounds in a clean, safe, and aesthetically pleasing condition. The scope of work includes comprehensive gardening services such as lawn care, plant maintenance, seasonal planting, pest control, and general upkeep of landscaped areas. The plants, planters, seeds, and consumable items will be provided by PCSIR, while the contractor is responsible for the labor and service execution. Eligible bidders must comply with the requirements set by PCSIR, including valid PEC registration if applicable, FBR/ATL registration, and relevant experience in gardening services. The tender follows the Single Stage Two Envelope Procedure with technical and financial bids submitted electronically through the e-procurement system. Earnest money in the form of bid security amounting to Rs. 1,500,000 is required. The submission deadline is 18th May 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled for the same day at 11:30 AM at PCSIR Head Office, Islamabad. Bidders are advised to carefully prepare their technical bids addressing all requirements and ensure timely submission through the official portal www.eprocurement.gov.pk. It is important to provide all necessary documentation including authorization letters, company profile, and financial statements. One practical tip for bidders is to thoroughly review the technical specifications and ensure compliance to avoid disqualification during the preliminary examination. Also, maintaining clear communication and following the prescribed submission method will help avoid common pitfalls in the bidding process. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for qualified gardening service providers to engage with a reputable government research institution in Lahore, Punjab. The contract duration is 120 days, and bidders should plan their resources accordingly to meet the service delivery timelines.