Hiring of Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy Firm for Flood Management of Kachhi Plain

This tender invites qualified consultancy firms to provide monitoring and evaluation services for the Flood Management of Kachhi Plain under the Balochistan Water Security and Productivity Improvement Project in Quetta. The Balochistan Irrigation Department's Project Implementation Unit seeks a firm with proven expertise in operational review, process monitoring, and M&E work spanning at least 10 years. The consultancy will focus on assessing project progress, analyzing data, and verifying outcomes using MIS tools and statistical methods. The assignment demands a deep understanding of flood management challenges in the Kachhi Plain area, requiring the firm to evaluate hydrological and infrastructural interventions. The consultancy will support the government in ensuring effective implementation of flood control measures, contributing to water security and productivity improvements in Balochistan. The site location in Quetta presents unique environmental and logistical factors that the firm must consider. Interested firms should ensure compliance with the World Bank's Procurement Regulations, including conflict of interest clauses. While PEC registration is not explicitly mentioned, firms should maintain good standing with FBR and ATL for the 2025-26 fiscal year to avoid disqualification. The selection process follows the Quality and Cost-Based Selection method, emphasizing both technical and financial capabilities. Expressions of Interest must be submitted by the deadline of 31 March 2026 at 1600 hours PST. Bids will be opened promptly thereafter. Submissions should be delivered to the Project Director at the Balochistan Irrigation Department, Project Implementation Unit office located at 117/41-A1, Sammungli Road, Jinnah Town, Quetta. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the World Bank's Procurement Regulations sections on conflict of interest and consulting services to ensure your proposal meets all eligibility criteria and avoids common pitfalls related to documentation and Earnest Money requirements.