Development of Digital Project Management Platform for N-5 Highway Reconstruction
ActiveIssuing Organization
National Highway Authority
Sector
Consulting Services
Published
2026-06-10
Submission Deadline
2026-06-24
Newspaper
The News · Page 5
Procurement Intelligence
Location
Pakistan (National Highway N-5)
Submission
Manual submission
Experience required: International experience (preferably an international firm) with appropriate capabilities, resources, and experience to execute the full extent of the scope of services to very high quality. Demonstrated experience in: Software/Databases/Web interface development for managing projects, Development of digital project management platform using BIM/GIS, Proven record of completing similar assignments successfully.
Contact: General Manager (PACA), Procurement and Contract Administration Section, 2nd Floor, NHA-HQ, 28-Mauve Area, Sector G-9/1, Islamabad. Tel: +92-51-9032727, Fax: +92-51-9260419, Email: gmpea.nha@gmail.com, gmpea@nha.gov.pk
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National Highway Authority (NHA) invites expressions of interest from consulting firms for the development of a Digital Project Management Platform leveraging GIS and BIM for the reconstruction of National Highway N-5. The assignment is financed by PPSF and is part of Pakistan's Resilient Recovery project. Shortlisting criteria include international experience and proven record in similar assignments. Deadline for submission is 24 June 2026 at 11:00 hours.
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International experience in software/database/web interface development for managing projects. Development of digital project management platform using BIM/GIS. Proven track record of completing similar assignments successfully. Must be registered with EPADS (PPRA) registration.
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The News international, Karachi, Wednesday, June 10, 2026
“NATIONAL 5
British envoy, |
minister _
‘discuss climate
cooperation,
By Jamila Achsical
ISLAMABAD: British High
Commissioner to Pakistan
Jane Slaniott called on climate
change minister Dr. Musadik
Malik here on Tuesday. The
‘Taeeting focused on the iraple-
mentation and future course
of the Green Compact, a $35
million bilateral climate coop-
eration framework aimed
at strengthening Pakistan's
resilience against the growing
impacts of climate change.
‘The British High Commis-
sioner presented the Action
Plan for the Green Compact
and briefed the Federal Minis-
teronits key priorities and pro-
posed areas of collaboration.
Dr. Blusadik Malik emphasized
that the objective of the Green
Compact should be to develop
initiatives and interventions
that deliver tangible and
outcomes for the
peopleof Pakistan
"The minister also briefed
establishment of a green uni-
versity in Islamabad. He high-
lighted ongoing discussions
with international partners,
inctuding Italy and stakehold-
rs associated with the Arctic
Circle initiative. Dr Malik abo
informed her about the estab-
Eshment of a green tech hub
at the National University
of Sciences and Technol-
ogy (NUST) in collaboration
with the Ministry of Climate
Change and Environmental
Coordination, saying the inl
tiative aims to support young
entrepreneurs working on
green technologies and sus-
FAPUASA demands
enhanced HEC funding,
faculty relief
““ByRasheed khald . . of the long-awaited | salary ‘social protection and wel-
ISLAMABAD: A delegation
of Federation of All Pakistan
Universities Staff Associa-
tions (FAPUASA}Islamabad
* gevision for faculty mem-
bers serving under the Ten-
ure Track System (TTS) in
accordance with the recom
mendations of the Prime Min-
fare schemes similar to
those available to other pub-
lie-sector employees, The
Minister expressed his sup-
port for the proposal in prin-
Chapter, led by its President: ister’s Task Force on Higher ciple and acknowledged the,
Dr Aamir Ali met with Fed-
Education.
need to address this impor.
eral Minister for Planning, = The minister acknowl tant concem.
Development and Special
Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal to
discuss critical issues con- faculty
cerming higher education,
research and faculty welfare
in
Paléstan.
= The FAPUASA delega-
tion highlighted the growing
financial and administra-
tive challenges facing pub-
lie-sector universities and
emphasised the need for
urgent policy interventions
to strengthen higher educa-
tion institutions, promote
research and innovation and
improve faculty welfare,
A key issue raised by
FAPUASA was the substan-
tial increase in the budget
allocation for the Higher
Education Commission
(HEC) to support univer-
sities, research activities,
scholarships, laboratories
and academic infrastructure,
In response, Ahsan
acknowledged the impor-
tance of higher education
and agreed that the HEC's
recurring budget should be
significantly enhanced. He
Stated that efforts would be
made to pursue the matter
with the Ministry of Finance
and relevant authorities,
The delegation also
emphasised the immediate
edged the validity of the |
concerns raed by university
Another major issue dis-
cussed during the meeting
President
- forwards
-PANAH's
petition to
ministry
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan
National Heart Association
(PANAH) expresses its
deep gratitude to the Pres-
ident Asif Ali Zardari, for
taking prompt and decisive
action on PANAH'S petition
calling for the imposition of
higher taxes on solid and
and noted thatthe ree was the implementation of Nquid ultra-processed prod-
ommendations had already a uniform promotion policy ucts in the federal budget
for faculty members serving | 2026-27.
under the BPS system in pub- The President’s Secretar-
deen forwarded to the relo-
yant forums, He expressed
optimism that & positive
decision would be taken and
assured the delegation gat
he woukl continue to follow
up on the matter, .
FAPUASA further called
for the restoration of the tax
rebate for university teachers
Kesector universities, .
iat (Public), Aiwan-e-Sadr
FAPUASA pointed out | has formally forwarded the
that unlike other government | petition submitted by Major
employces, university faculty | General (r) Dr. Masood ur
often face lengthy delays in] Rehman Kiani, President of
promotions due to proce-
dural constraints, limited
availability of positions and
PANAH, to the Secretary,
Ministry of Finance (MoF),
and the Chairman, Federal
and researchers, highlighting delays in the constitution of] Board of Revenue (FBR),
their significant contribu-
tions to education, research,
fanovation, and national
development, The delegation
informed the minister that
previous commiltees had
recommended the restora
tion of the tax rebate,
Ahsan recognised the
importance of the issue and
assured the delegation that
he would raise the matter
with the concemed author.
ities, including the Ministry
of Finance, He also referred
to the IMF opposition to any
form of rebate.
‘The delegation also high
lighted the absence of death
denefits and social protection
mechanisms for faculty mene
bers serving under TTS.
FAPUASA proposed that
Selection Boards,
The delegation stressed
that a transparent and un}
form promotion framework
is essential for faculty motiva-
tion and institutional growth.
‘The Minister agreed that
promotion-related issues
affecting BPS faculty deserve
serious consideration and
assured the delegation that
the matter would be dis.
cussed at the appropriate pol-
icy level, including within the
framework of ongoing higher
education reforms.
The federation reiter-
ated its resolve to continue
working constructively with
policymakers and stakehold-
for necessary action under
the law and nules, ,
Commenting on this
significant development,
General Kiani said, “We are
deeply encouraged by Pres-
ident Zardari’s responsive.
ness to our public health
advocacy,”.
The forwarding of this
petition to the Ministry
of Finance and FBR is a
meaningful step towards
protecting millions of Paki-
stanis from the devastating
health consequences of
ultra-processed foods and
beverages.
We urge the relevant
authorities to act swiftly
ers for the advancement of] and ensure that the upcom-
higher education, research
ing Federal Budget 2026-27
and academic excellence inJincludes meaningful tax
tainable business solutions. {approval and implementation TTS faculty be included in the country. 7
measures on UPPs, he said.
Office of the Mukhtiarkar, Taluka Saeedabad, District Matiari
Diary No: 251
Date: 02-06-2026
1, Whereas the verification and correction of the Record of Rights prepared during the seitlement years 1985-86under the provisions of the Singh Land
Revenue Act, 1967, has been Initiated. Following approval by the Board of Revenue, Sindh, the work commenced and the case was filed before the
Board of Revenue on 28 February 2025. _
In the meeting of the Board of Revenue Sindh, powers under Section 40 of the Sindh Land Revenue Act, 1967were exercised. Through Board of Revenue
Hyderabad Order No. 1-MiscRW/BOR/2026/36/11-Rev dated 12-02-2026, approval was granted to carry out the correction and verification process,
This initiative aims to repair deficiencies in land records and make government land records accurate, organized, easily Wansferable, and Computerized
through modem lechnology projects, thereby facilitating the public. -
12. Under the provisions of Section 42 read with Sections 71, 12, and 13 of the Sindh Land Revenue Act, 1967, the verification process in Taluka Sscedabad,
District Matiasi, is being carried out by the designated Revenue Officers. The public is informed that rankings, records, and corrections are being
reviewed, Relevant record information can also be accessed through the Board of Revenue's computerized platform at:
warw.matiarl os.pk
3. Al landowners, tenants, cuRivators, and persons hoking ownership of possession rights over land whose names appear in the survey records are
informed that if they have any objection, they should submit # to the Office of the Mukhtiarksr/Assistant Commissioner, Taluka Sacedabad, within 15.
days of this notice, Otherwise, the record shall be finalized according to the entries avadable in the record concerning the landownersenants,
4, Since the verification process Is being
conducted through computerized record-recognition system, all concemed persons should ensure that their
particulars are Correctly entered. if any name oF information fs found incorrect, the concemed persons must report it so thal the computerized records
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