Construction Supervision and Design Vetting Consultancy for Police Infrastructure Projects by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police

The Director General, Coordination Unit, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police invites proposals through the E-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (E-PADS) from approved shortlisted engineering consultants and firms registered with the Communication and Works Department, Building Sector. Consultancy services are required for five Provincial Annual Development Programme schemes.

The first scheme is the feasibility study and construction of a command-and-control centre for the Safe City Project Peshawar, adjacent to the CPO Office, under ADP No. 250933 (2026-27). Its approved project cost is Rs. 740.693 million, and detailed construction supervision services are required. The second scheme covers the feasibility study and construction or reconstruction of police lines, a command-and-control centre for the Safe City Project, two police stations and four police posts in District Bannu, under ADP No. 250177 (2026-27). Its approved project cost is Rs. 1,090.00 million, and detailed construction supervision services are required.

The third scheme covers the feasibility study and construction or reconstruction of five police stations in District Lakki Marwat and one City Police Station in Swabi, under ADP No. 250178 (2026-27). Its approved project cost is Rs. 925.730 million, and detailed construction supervision services are required. The fourth scheme is establishment of police infrastructure in District Tank, under ADP No. 260203 (2026-27), with an approved project cost of Rs. 525.776 million. It requires vetting of design and detailed construction supervision. The fifth scheme covers acquisition of land and construction of nine police posts on Dera Ismail Khan–Tank Road and Dera Ismail Khan–Dansar Road, together with one police post at Koh-e-Maidan, District Karak, under ADP No. 250180 (2026-27). Its approved project cost is Rs. 439.716 million, and design vetting and detailed construction supervision are required.

Bidding will follow the single-stage, two-envelope procedure under the KPPRA Rules 2014, updated. Selection will be through Quality and Cost-Based Selection according to the criteria in the RFP documents. Firms must hold valid Pakistan Engineering Council registration as required by the RFP, possess NTN/STN and be on the FBR Active Taxpayer List. Proof of active taxpayer status must accompany the bid. Registration with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Revenue Authority under the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Finance Act 2013 is also required. Firms blacklisted by any government or autonomous body, or declared defaulters or debarred by any department or authority, are ineligible. An affidavit on an original e-stamp paper confirming that the firm is not blacklisted is required.

Scanned technical and financial proposals must be submitted through https://kp.eprocure.gov.pk, and hard copies must also be delivered through registered courier to the office of the undersigned. The submission deadline for all five schemes is 25 November 2026 at 12:30 PM. Technical proposals will be opened electronically that day at 1:30 PM at the stated office, in the presence of bidders or their authorized representatives who wish to attend. Financial proposals will be opened after approval of the technical proposals.

A pre-bid meeting will take place on 18 November 2026 at 2:00 PM in the office of the Director General, Coordination Unit. RFP documents are available through https://kp.eprocure.gov.pk, www.kppra.org.pk, www.kppolice.gov.pk and www.khyberpakhtunkhwa.gov.pk. The office is at Building Near Police Service Hospital, Police Lines, Road Peshawar. Telephone: 091-9212035. The Coordination Unit reserves the right to reject all bids or proposals before acceptance under Rule 47(1) of KPPRA.