Supply of large size fruits and ornamentals plants with carriage and loading at Nowshera

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Forest Department, Peshawar Forest Division, invites bids from reputed and well-experienced nursery growers and owners for the supply of large size fruits and ornamental plants of different species. This procurement is part of the Urban and Peri Urban Eco-system Restoration and Plantation interventions under the Peshawar City Revitalization Plan, specifically for delivery and carriage at the Divisional Forest Officer office in Nowshera. The technical scope includes supplying approximately 10,000 plants, including carriage with loading and unloading at the specified site. Eligible bidders must be registered for Income Tax and Sales Tax, possess valid Nursery Registration with Federal Seed Certification and Registration Department, and be registered with Pakistan Engineering Council in category C-6 with relevant horticulture codes. Experience of successfully executing similar plant supply contracts for government or autonomous bodies within the last three years is mandatory, supported by work orders and completion certificates. Bidders should submit their bids electronically via EPADS by 12th June 2026 at 2:30 PM, with the technical and financial bids combined in a single envelope. A 2% CDR of the total bid price must be submitted in the name of Divisional Forest Officer Peshawar Forest Division Nowshera in a sealed envelope before the closing date. The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 4th June 2026 at 10:00 AM at the Divisional Forest Officer office in Nowshera opposite Korba Restaurant near Police Line. All federal and provincial duties, taxes including KPRA taxes, are recoverable as per government directives. Bidders are advised to carefully follow the registration process on EPADS and ensure no overwriting or manipulation in the tender documents to avoid rejection. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for qualified nursery suppliers to engage with a significant government forestry project in Nowshera. Timely submission and compliance with all requirements will be critical for success.