Land Acquisition for Pat Feeder Canal Project Remodeling in Tehsil Sui Dera Bugti

The Deputy Commissioner District Dera Bugti is overseeing the land acquisition process for the remodeling of the Pat Feeder Canal Project (Package-2) in Tehsil Sui, Dera Bugti. This procurement involves acquiring land measuring a total of 520 Acres, 1 Rood, and 19 Poles across various Mouzas including Seghari, Go, Lundow, Shahzain, Seendhal, Gulzar, and Khatian. The detailed land areas to be acquired are specified in acres, roods, and poles. Items being procured: - Total area Cultivated (Aabi) 273 Acres, 0 Rood, 15 Poles - Total area Cultivated (Salab) 99 Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Poles - Total area (Un-cultivated) 147 Acres, 2 Roods, 6 Poles - Compensation rates per acre: Rs. 682,494 (Aabi), Rs. 174,240 (Salab), Rs. 130,680 (Un-cultivated) - Total land cost Rs. 250,539,889 - Cost of private buildings Rs. 3,775,000 - Cost of affected building (Ex-Lorries Thana Yaroo) Rs. 6,000,000 - Total compensation amount Rs. 260,114,889 The scope includes detailed land measurement, valuation, and compensation for landowners and affected structures as per the Land Acquisition Act 1894. The project is critical for the remodeling of the Pat Feeder Canal, which is essential for water supply and irrigation in the region. The acquisition process involves legal compliance, survey reports, and objection handling from local tribes and stakeholders. Eligible bidders should have experience in land acquisition and compensation processes, familiarity with the Land Acquisition Act, and must comply with all legal and procedural requirements. FBR and ATL registration are recommended for participation. The submission deadline is fixed at 7 days after the publish date or by 2026-02-14 23:59:59 if publish date is unknown. Bidders should submit their technical and financial bids as per the instructions of the Deputy Commissioner office in Dera Bugti. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure all documentation related to land ownership, valuation, and legal compliance is thoroughly prepared and submitted to avoid disqualification. Early engagement with local stakeholders can facilitate smoother processing of claims and objections. This tender is a significant opportunity for firms specializing in land acquisition and compensation services in Balochistan, particularly in Dera Bugti district.