Procurement of Various Species of Indigenous Plants for Establishment of Special Game Reserve in D.I. Khan

The Wildlife Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa invites reputable and experienced firms registered for Income Tax and Sales Tax to participate in the procurement of various species of indigenous plants under the project titled Establishment of Special Game Reserve in D.I. Khan. This procurement is conducted through the KPPRA Procurement Rules-2014 using a Single Stage Single Envelope procedure via the EPADS electronic bidding system. Items being procured: - Various Species of Indigenous Plants The scope includes supply of indigenous plant species suitable for the special game reserve project in Dera Ismail Khan. Bidders must ensure compliance with the technical specifications and provide samples for approval by the Sample & Specifications Verification Committee prior to supply. The project aims to enhance biodiversity and ecological balance in the region. Eligibility criteria require firms to be registered with relevant tax authorities, provide a 5% bid security in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) from any scheduled bank in Pakistan, and submit all bidding documents in original and scanned form through the EPADS portal. Bidders must also submit photocopies of National Identity Cards, affidavits of non-involvement in court cases with the department, and other relevant documents. The last date for bid submission is 06/10/2026 by 12:00 hours, with electronic bid opening scheduled the same day at 12:30 hours at the office of the Project Director, Establishment of Special Game Reserve in D.I. Khan, located at Shah Alam Abad near Dr. Azra Clinic, D.I. Khan. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare and upload all required documents on the EPADS portal well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues. Ensure the bid security CDR is valid and properly issued in favor of the Project Director to prevent disqualification. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for qualified suppliers to contribute to an important environmental conservation initiative in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.