Provision of Traffic Signs Alongwith Allied Works at NGAA Lahore

Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) Lahore invites bids for the provision of traffic signs along with allied works at NGAA Lahore. This procurement is specifically for the Engineering Services Maintenance and Development Division of PAA in Lahore. The scope includes supply and installation of various categories of traffic road signs fixed in cement concrete, removal and replacement of reflective sheets on existing boards, provision and fixing of convex mirrors, reflectorised plastic pavement studs, rubber speed breakers, PVC traffic delineators, stainless steel flag poles, galvanized iron flag staffs, mild steel anchor bolts, and laying of cement concrete foundations. The work is to be executed at the Lahore airport premises with strict adherence to specifications and directions of the Engineer Incharge. Eligible bidders must be licensed constructors registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council in the appropriate category, possess valid FBR registration and ATL listing, and have executed at least three civil works projects worth Rs. 3.00 Million or above at any airport airside in Pakistan within the last three years. The bid security of Rs. 50,000/- must be submitted in the prescribed form. Bids are to be submitted online through the PPRA E-PADS portal by 02-07-2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening at 11:30 AM the same day. Original bid security instruments must be submitted physically before bid opening. The contract period is 30 days from the date of written order to commence. Bidders are advised to thoroughly review bidding documents and conduct due diligence at their own cost. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely submission of both electronic and physical bid security documents to avoid outright rejection. The department emphasizes compliance with all HSE requirements and quality standards as per PAA guidelines. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for qualified contractors to contribute to airport safety and infrastructure enhancement in Lahore.