Procurement of Land for Establishment of 22 NADRA Offices in Multiple Cities

This tender invites bids for the procurement of land across 22 cities including Multan, Kot Addu, Muzaffargarh, and others for establishing NADRA offices. Issued by the National Database and Registration Authority Regional Head Office Multan, this opportunity focuses on acquiring plots within municipal limits, primarily sized at 2 Kanal or 1 Kanal depending on the city. The procurement falls under the Construction & Civil Works Materials category, reflecting the need for suitable land parcels to support infrastructure development. The scope involves purchasing land plots that meet specific size and location criteria, such as proximity to city centers and availability of utilities like electricity, gas, and water. The evaluation process includes a technical assessment based on location, accessibility, and utility availability, followed by financial evaluation using the least cost method. The sites will be physically inspected by NADRA's evaluation committee to ensure compliance with mandatory requirements including ownership proof, clear title, and absence of encumbrances. Bidders should ensure their PEC registration aligns with the tender's technical criteria and maintain an active FBR ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. Compliance with these requirements is crucial to avoid disqualification. The tender process follows the Single Stage Two Envelope procedure, emphasizing the importance of submitting both technical and financial proposals separately and correctly. The submission deadline is set for 18th February 2026 at 11:30 am, with bid opening scheduled at 12:00 pm on the same day at NADRA Regional Head Office Multan, located at 221-A Shah Rukn-e-Alam Colony. Bids must be submitted exclusively through the EPADS online portal; physical or courier submissions will be rejected. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the mandatory documentation checklist and ensure all proofs such as ownership, non-encumbrance certificates, and utility clearances are properly attested and included. Missing or incomplete documents are a common cause of bid rejection in land procurement tenders.