Hiring of Individual Transaction Advisor for PPP Concession Transaction Establishment of Balochistan Insurance Company Limited

The Finance Department of Government of Balochistan is procuring services for hiring an Individual Transaction Advisor to support the negotiation and finalization of transaction documents for the establishment of Balochistan Insurance Company Limited (BICL) under a PPP/concession model. This assignment involves providing expert transaction advisory support to ensure the negotiated transaction protects government interests, allocates risks appropriately, and complies with applicable regulatory frameworks. The advisor will assist in drafting, reviewing, and finalizing transaction documents including concession agreements, shareholders agreements, and regulatory compliance frameworks. The scope covers advisory on regulatory, legal, commercial, and institutional aspects of the transaction, including market structure, exclusivity, pricing, and governance. Deliverables include inception notes, negotiation issue papers, market structure assessments, pricing frameworks, risk allocation matrices, draft transaction documents, and final advisory reports. The assignment requires a senior professional with at least fifteen years of relevant experience in regulatory advisory, PPP/concession transactions, insurance or financial sector regulation, and public policy. Experience with SECP, CPC, Ministry of Commerce, SBP, or similar regulatory bodies is essential. Interested bidders must be registered with FBR and ATL and demonstrate strong expertise in PPP/concession advisory and financial sector knowledge. The consultancy is based in Balochistan, and submissions must be made to the Finance Department by the closing date. Earnest Money and CDR requirements apply as per Balochistan procurement rules. The deadline for submission is seven days after publication, with all proposals evaluated on quality and cost basis. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure their technical bid clearly addresses all deliverables and evaluation criteria, including detailed CVs and relevant experience references. Early engagement with the Finance Department for clarifications can improve proposal quality and compliance with local procurement regulations.