This notice from the Balochistan Mineral Development Department in Quetta highlights a comprehensive list of inactive and non-productive mining leases across the province. It serves as an official update for stakeholders involved in mining and mineral extraction activities in Balochistan. The list details various mining leases including coal, chromite, and other minerals, specifying lease numbers, locations, and leaseholder names. These leases are spread across multiple districts such as Quetta, Chagai, Loralai, and others, reflecting the widespread nature of mining operations in the region. The department aims to address the issue of non-productive leases to optimize resource utilization and encourage active mining operations. For interested parties, it is important to note the compliance requirements including registration with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and maintaining an Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status for the fiscal year 2025-26. Additionally, adherence to the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) categories relevant to mining and mineral extraction services is advised to ensure eligibility and smooth processing of any related applications or tenders. The deadline for submissions or responses related to this notice is set for the end of October 2023, with all documents to be submitted to the Balochistan Mineral Development Department office in Quetta. The opening of submissions will follow immediately after the closing date, ensuring timely processing. Pro-Tip: Verify the lease details carefully against the official registry and ensure all Earnest Money and Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) requirements are met as per the department's guidelines. Missing these details can lead to disqualification. Always check the official newspaper advertisement for any updates or amendments to the lease status or submission procedures.