In terms of Rule 48 of Public Procurement Rules, 2004, a Grievance Redressal Committee (GRC) is notified for the subject procurement and the notification copy is available on the procuring agency’s website and on Authority’s website at (www.ppra.org.pk).
Estate Office (Estate Office), Director Admin & Finance
Floor 8th ,9th , Shaheed-e-Millat Secretariat Blue area Islamabad., Islamabad Capital Territory
+92-300-515-3418
aamiralikhanaak@gmail.com
Sections of Prequalifica¬tion Documents
The following specific data for the Prequalification of Applicants shall complement, supplement, or amend the provisions in the Instructions to Applicants (ITA). Whenever there is a conflict, the provisions herein shall prevail over those in ITA.
PDS Clause Number
ITA Number
Amendments of, and Supplements to, Clauses in the Instructions to Applicants
PDS Clause Number 1
ITA Number 1.1
Identification Number of the Invitation for Prequalification: P171585
The Procuring Agency is: Estate Office (Estate Office)
List of Service Contracts:
See section services and Lots
PDS Clause Number 2
ITA Number 2.1
The name of Procuring Agency is: Estate Office (Estate Office)
The name of Project / Procurement is: CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR INTEGRATED NATIONAL URBAN REGENERATION IN ISLAMABAD AND OTHER MAJOR CITIES OF PAKISTAN
PDS Clause Number 3
ITA Number 4.2
Maximum number of members in a Joint Venture (JV): 1
PDS Clause Number 4
ITA Number 4.5
A list of debarred firms and individuals is available on PPRA website: https://ppra.gov.pk
PDS Clause Number 5
ITA Number 7.1
For clarification, the Applicant shall seek clarifications through: EPADS v2.0
PDS Clause Number 6
ITA Number 7.1 & 8.2
Information related to Prequalification shall be published on: EPADS v2.0
PDS Clause Number 7
ITA Number 7.2
Pre-Application Meeting: Clarification Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Pre-Bid Meeting: Friday, November 6, 2026 02:30 PM
Venue: Floor 8th ,9th , Shaheed-e-Millat Secretariat Blue area Islamabad.
PDS Clause Number 8
ITA Number 10.1
This Prequalification Document has been issued in the language: English
PDS Clause Number 9
ITA Number 11.1(d)
Additional documents to be submitted through EPADS v2.0:
PDS Clause Number 10
ITA Number 14.2
Source for determining exchange rates: Not Applicable
PDS Clause Number 11
ITA Number 16.1
Deadline for Application Submission:
Day: Friday
Date: Friday, November 13, 2026
Time: 02:00 PM
PDS Clause Number 12
ITA Number 17.1
Opening of Applications shall be conducted through: EPADS v2.0
Day: Friday
Date: Friday, November 13, 2026
Time: 02:30 PM
Virtual participation link: https://vendors.epads.gov.pk/
PDS Clause Number 13
ITA Number 21.1
Margin of Domestic Preference: Not Applicable
(Applicable only if authorized in Procurement Plan)
PDS Clause Number 14
ITA Number 29.1
Prequalification-related complaints / grievances shall be submitted in writing through: EPADS v2.0
A complaint may challenge:
All Active Taxpayers shall be eligible to participate in the procurement process, unless expressly excluded or otherwise restricted under the Eligibility Criteria specified by the Procuring Agency.
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NADRA CITIZENSHIP (CNIC/NICOP) FBR (NTN) FBR (GSTN) PEC |
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| ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA 4.2.1 Technical Proposal The Consultant shall provide evidence of registration on PPRA EPADS and shall comply with all electronic submission requirements prescribed in the bidding documents. Where applicable under the bidding documents, the bidder shall submit the prescribed bid security in the form and amount specified by the Client. | Yes |
| 4.2.2 The Technical Proposal is to be submitted along with following necessary documents:- i. The technical proposal should demonstrate firm’s knowledge of the project requirements and its understanding of the requisite tasks set forth in the scope of work and terms of reference. | Yes |
| ii. In case of Joint Venture/Consortium the firm shall submit Joint Venture/Consortium agreement as per PEC standard format along with the technical proposal. iii. Name of the individual / organization, address, focal person, telephone & fax number, date of establishment, copy of Certificate of Incorporation or Registration, field of specialization. | Yes |
| iv. It should provide background of organization and experience of the firm in the relevant field and should provide a list of completed and on-going Urban Regeneration / Urban Renewal / Redevelopment / Area Development and similar infrastructure, housing, commercial, institutional or public-realm projects, with their value and client references. v. Give work program & its comprehensive methodology to take up this assignment most efficiently and professionally. | Yes |
| vi. CVs of staff to be deployed for this work, along with Focal Person and key staff personnel.vii. Proof of financial ability and Banker’s Certificate of financial soundness. The Consultant shall submit the last five (5) years audited financial statements and evidence of an average annual turnover of not less than Rs. 50 million during the last three (3) financial years, or such higher threshold as may be stated in the Data Sheet.viii. Copy of National Tax Certificate and Sale Tax Registratio | Yes |
| viii. Copy of National Tax Certificate and Sale Tax Registration Clearance Certificate. ix. Computer facilities, equipment, transport & software in relevant field. x. Give valid Pakistan Engineering Council Certificate. xi. Non litigation & non-blacklisting Certificate. Bidders are advised to familiarize themselves with the relevant asset portfolio, available records and local/site conditions before submission. Any site visit shall be at the Bidder’s own cost unless otherwise stated by the | Yes |
Quality Based Selection (QBS)
Weightage (Without Financial Criteria)
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| Technical Marks | 100 | |
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| Passing Marks | 70 | |
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| Firm’s relevant experience in sovereign / public-sector asset portfolios, urban regeneration, GIS land banking and PPP transactions (Qualitative)(Doc Required) | 25 | |
| Methodology, work plan, understanding of the assignment, compliance approach and auditability (Qualitative)(Doc Required) | 30 | |
| Qualifications and experience of Key Experts (Qualitative)(Doc Required) | 30 | |
| Technology transfer, dashboard capability, local presence and institutional strengthening (Qualitative)(Doc Required) | 10 | |
| Social safeguards, relocation experience and environmental-compliance capability (Qualitative)(Doc Required) | 5 | |
Positions Without Lots :
Position: CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR INTEGRATED NATIONAL URBAN REGENERATION IN ISLAMABAD AND OTHER MAJOR CITIES OF PAKISTAN.
Specifications / Requirements:
Document Purpose and Status
This Terms of Reference (“this TOR”) sets out the mandate, scope of services, deliverables, govern-ance and commercial framework for the engagement of a Tier-1 multidisciplinary consultancy firm or consortium (the “Consultant”) to deliver the National Urban Regeneration Programme (the “Pro-gramme”) of the Estate Office Management, Ministry of Housing & Works, Government of Pakistan (the “Ministry” or “MoH&W”).
This TOR consolidates, supersedes and integrates the strongest provisions of the Ministry’s prior scoping and procurement documents into a single, sovereign-level, procurement-ready scope instru-ment. It is drafted to form the technical scope of a Request for Proposals (RFP) or a consultancy services contract, or the basis of a Cabinet / Ministry approval summary. It is a scope-of-services instrument, not a complete contract: before execution as a services agreement it must be paired with the standard General and Special Conditions of Contract (GCC / SCC) — covering liability, insurance, liquidated damages, suspension and termination, force majeure, dispute resolution, the defects-liabil-ity period, variation procedure, key-personnel substitution and the intellectual-property regime — the required content of which is listed at Annex I. Document Status
Consolidated Final Terms of Reference — approved basis for RFP issuance Supersedes
(i) Asset Optimisation and Development Management Consultant TOR; (ii) Na-tional Urban Regeneration Master Plan Scope of Work; (iii) TOR for 28,339 Government Residential Units; and (iv) the earlier Combined Final TOR Programme Character
A national urban regeneration programme — not a narrow asset-optimization or master-planning consultancy Primary Output
Estate Office Management Ministry One-wide National Urban Regeneration Master Plan and Digital Land Bank, cascaded into city/site plans, feasibility, fi-nancing, PPP transactions and a Five-Year Rolling Implementation Programme Financing Principle
Self-financing / zero-Government-capital wherever feasible, through cross-sub-sidy and land value capture Contracting Authority
Estate Office Management, Ministry of Housing & Works, Government of Paki-stan Legal Effect
Mandatory. Obligations expressed by “shall”, “must” and “will be required to” are binding requirements of the assignment Date / Version
July 2026 — Version 1.3 (v1.2 plus the adopted CG Consultants review find-ings: Portfolio Decant Capacity & Sequencing Study; measured BUP / FAR de-liverable and relabelled plot-area column; portfolio-level self-financing test; su-pervision-fee de-conflicted with a no-self-referential-fee rule; GCC/SCC con-tract-clause list and background-IP licence; full cross-reference audit; Ministry review clock; ‘Tier-1’ defined and core-vs-proposed experts; Ministry-set Annex B weightings with decant-capacity and statutory-uplift criteria; stage-based ver-ify-then-regenerate packaging; custodianship and coordinate corrections)
Reading note Section references, deliverable codes (D1–D28) and annex letters (A–H) are internally consistent and cross-referenced. Where this TOR uses “shall”, “must” or “will be required to”, the obligation is manda-tory. “May” denotes a permitted option at the Estate Management Office, MOH&W’s discretion. (
The Client intends to engage a Tier-1 multidisciplinary consultancy firm / consortium to deliver the National Urban Regeneration Programme covering the identified Federal Government housing and real-estate portfolio. The Services include, inter alia, inception and programme design; GIS/DGPS/UAV-enabled Digital Land Bank and asset registry; legal, land-revenue, physical, infrastructure and social due diligence; national, city/cluster and site-specific regeneration planning; feasibility and business cases; cross-subsidy and zero-Government-funding financial modelling; PPP/JV/REIT/SPV transaction structuring; dashboard and decision-support systems; SFAROOQ_EO
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and a Five-Year Rolling Investment & Implementation Programme, together with call-off transaction and implementation support, all as detailed in Appendix A (TOR).
Contract Period: Eighteen (18) months for the core advisory services from the Commencement Date, followed by call-off transaction-advisory and implementation-support services where instructed under the TOR.
Selection Method: Quality- and Cost-Based Selection (QCBS), Technical 80% and Financial 20%; minimum technical qualifying score: 70/100.
Scope Hierarchy: Appendix A (TOR) is the complete and binding technical Scope of Services. The summary scope in this RFP is for procurement guidance only. In case of inconsistency on technical scope or deliverables, the TOR shall prevail; procurement, evaluation and financial-submission provisions of the RFP shall govern the tender process.
2.1 The Consultant must comply with all requirements stated within this Request for Proposal; any exclusion should be highlighted with its impact on the proposed fees, failure to comply may result disqualifying the submitted proposal.
2.2. The Consultant shall serve as an integral part of the Client’s team. The scope of work stated, concentrates on deliverables. However, the Consultant should provide a complete proactive consultancy service, attending periodic meetings give comments and advice to other team members when required.
2.3 Procedures employed by the Consultant shall provide for a proactive approach and shall be supported by efficient control systems.
2.4 The Consultant shall complete the whole of the Services and each part of the services at the times and within the periods stated in the Contract.
2.5 The Consultant shall, in performing the Services, take due account of the Client’s primary objectives in relation to the project as described above.
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2.6 The Consultant shall submit reports to the Client on its progress in the performance of the Services at such intervals and in such form and numbers and with such detail as the Client may require.
2.7 The Consultant shall, in performing the services, use its best endeavors to identify those technical and economic solutions that are most suited to the requirements of the Project and the Project construction budget.
2.8 The Consultant shall carry out, manage, coordinate and facilitate Risk Management throughout the different design and construction phases.
2.9 The Consultant shall obtain all relevant information and data necessary to perform its obligations under this Request for Proposal.
2.10 The Consultants key design professionals, covering the various technical disciplines shall attend, actively participate and cooperate with the Clients request for meetings at its expense, which shall include but not be limited to the following meetings:
i. Design Review Meetings
ii. Progress Meetings.
iii. Risk Management (Technical Issues only)
iv. Any other meetings held in relation to the project.
2.11 The Consultant shall design the infrastructure services in accordance with applicable and acceptable recognized codes, standards and recommended best practices.
2.12 The Consultant shall, on a regular basis, report on environmental issues (both positive and negative) and shall report on initiatives and practices which can be used to build into the design, construction and operation of the Project.
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2.13 In conjunction with the Client, the Consultant shall undertake constructability analysis of the design. Constructability is the process of review, analysis and application of ideas and methods that will result in a final product that can be built most cost effectively and in the shortest period of time without sacrificing quality, taking into consideration, such items as schedule, materials, required construction equipment, available manpower, work methods and required quality control measures, etc.
2.14 All the documents should be developed with consideration for constructability to make sure that there are no ambiguities, inconsistencies or other problems, which could lead to, otherwise, preventable difficulties during construction.
2.15 The Consultant shall check, report, suggest & satisfy the requirements of the Services Authorities including requirements of EIA study on the design of the Project. Subject to the approval of the Client, the Consultant shall incorporate all such requirements in the design of the Project at any stage of design or construction phase.
2.16 The Consultants deliverables shall be produced and submitted in accordance with an approved Program of work and in accordance with the time schedules identified in the Contract.
2.17 The Consultants deliverables shall be produced at appropriate scales. These shall be produced for all systems and services and shall be fully coordinated, each with the architectural and specialist elements and each service with one another.
2.18 The Consultant shall ensure, demonstrate and substantiate that materials, products and equipment specified for use on the project can be competitively procured by the Client from at least three different independent sources.
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2.19 Copyright and ownership of all Deliverables and Documents prepared by Consultant are the sole property of the Client. However, consultant may retain copy.
2.20 The duties of the Consultant shall include, inter alia, those prescribed herein and those which may reasonably be inferred from a professional Consultant to ensure the Project completion within the Client’s time and budget constraints through effective management and control procedures. The Consultant shall ensure that the Client receives real “value” for the Project.
2.21 The design shall take into consideration environmental requirements and constraints that may be raised at different stages of the project whenever applicable.
2.22 The Consultant shall, in checking tender documents, contract documents and documentation required for the construction of the Project, take due care and attention to ensure that these are complete in all respects and there are no errors or omissions in relation thereto which may necessitate the issue of variation orders and / or entitle the contractor(s) to additional payments and / or time under the construction contract.
2.23 The Consultant shall pay at least one visit every month to the site of the Project to inspect and submit a monthly report on implementation of the approved urban regeneration plan, drawings, designs and specifications.
2.24 The EIA study report shall be submitted to the client and consultant shall facilitate the client to submit to relevant authority.
2.25 THE CONSULTANTS shall:-
a) Prepare any further designs/drawings as may be necessary on the site executed as per drawings and specifications.
b) Give comments in writing to the Engineer on quality of work, in general being executed as per drawings and specifications.
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work, doors and windows, fixtures and fittings, etc. Approve submittals of the above materials put up by the Contractors through the Engineer or his authorized representative.
d) The Consultants shall maintain a proper record of checks and approvals and shall report through observations on Site register, Minutes of meetings and site report through letter for each visit.
2.26 ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICES: The Consultant shall obtain written acceptance of deliverables in accordance with the review and approval procedure set out in Appendix A (TOR). Payments shall be linked to acceptance/certification of the applicable deliverable or milestone and shall follow the fee structure and payment mechanism in Section 33 of the TOR.