Pre-Qualification of Contractors for Construction Works Nationwide by National Logistics Corporation

National Logistics Corporation (NLC) invites contractors across Pakistan to apply for pre-qualification for a wide range of construction projects including buildings, roads, bridges, tunnels, sewerage, water supply, dams, hydropower, escalators, railway works, solar electricity, electrical and telecom projects. This opportunity is based in Rawalpindi and covers diverse engineering challenges nationwide. The scope involves complex civil works requiring contractors to demonstrate capability in handling multi-disciplinary construction tasks. The projects demand quality materials and adherence to engineering standards suitable for varied terrains and infrastructure types. Contractors must register and submit applications through the NLC Contractors' Enlistment Portal, ensuring all documentation and fees are complete for consideration. Applicants should ensure their Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration is current and corresponds to the required category and financial limits. Firms must also comply with Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status for the fiscal year 2025-26. This pre-qualification process is essential for contractors aiming to participate in NLC's upcoming projects and maintain eligibility. The submission deadline is the last working day of each month by 11:30 am, with applications opened 30 minutes later in the presence of applicants or their representatives. The physical address for correspondence is Headquarter Engineers (Contract Sec), Harding Road, R.A Bazar, Rawalpindi. Contractors must upload a non-refundable fee of Rs. 10,000 via demand draft or pay order in favor of National Logistics Corporation – HQ Engrs Collection. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the enlistment portal guidelines and ensure the Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) and technical bid documents are complete and uploaded correctly to avoid disqualification. Missing or incomplete applications are not considered, so attention to detail is critical.