
RFP — Naseer Bunda Hockey Stadium Seating Enhancement & Commercial Utilization (Pakistan Sports Board, Islamabad)
Tender advertisement published in Jang on Tuesday, 2 June 2026, listed under Islamabad, Pakistan. The last date printed on the advertisement was Saturday, 20 June 2026 and has passed.
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Pakistan Sports Board (an autonomous body under the Ministry of Inter Provincial Coordination) invites sealed proposals/offers from firms registered with Tax Authorities (Income Tax/Sales Tax) on ATL or FBR for a public-private partnership project at Pakistan Sports Complex, Islamabad.
| Project / Package | Issuer | Procurement Model | Opening Date | Opening Time | Bid Security |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Request for Proposals (RFP) for Design, Finance, Build, Operate & Transfer of “Naseer Bunda Hockey Stadium Seating Enhancement & Commercial Utilization Scheme” at Pakistan Sports Complex, Islamabad | Pakistan Sports Board, Srinagar Highway, Aabpara, Islamabad | BOT/DBFOT Public Private Partnership (PPP) | 2026-06-20 | Receiving / Opening: 11:30 hrs | Rs. 156,400 (Refundable) — CDR/Pay order in the name of Pakistan Sports Board |
Key details: Proposal documents are available on the Pakistan Sports Board website and on ePADS. The bid security (in the form of CDR/Pay order) amounting to Rs.156,400 must be submitted in the name of Pakistan Sports Board and included with proposals. Proposals must be submitted to the office of the undersigned before the opening time; proposals received without the prescribed bid security will be declared non-responsive. The Director General, Pakistan Sports Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all offers, wholly or partially, as per PPRA rules.
Contact: Muhammad Latif Awan, Executive Engineer (Civil). Phone: 051-9249027.
Published in Jang on Tuesday, 2 June 2026. DailyAds.pk indexes newspaper advertisements; the original notice and the issuing organisation remain the source for final terms and eligibility.










