Reports circulating on social media claiming that IFRAP Housing Reconstruction Unit funds are being shifted to other projects or provinces are categorically false and contrary to facts.
Restoring infrastructure, revitalizing livelihoods, and strengthening communities through integrated, climate-resilient solutions for a stronger tomorrow.
The Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project is designed to support flood-affected communities in Balochistan by restoring critical infrastructure, rebuilding resilient housing, strengthening disaster preparedness, and improving institutional capacity for climate-resilient development.
IFRAP brings together federal and provincial leadership, development partners, and implementing agencies to help communities recover stronger and prepare better for future climate and disaster risks.
Supporting safer communities through climate-conscious planning, accountable delivery, and inclusive recovery.
Restoring essential community infrastructure with improved climate resilience.
Strengthening systems that help communities anticipate and respond to risks.
Supporting people-centered recovery that restores livelihoods and dignity.
IFRAP is structured around key investment areas that restore essential services, strengthen disaster preparedness, rebuild safer housing, and support effective project delivery across Balochistan.
Restoring priority community infrastructure and essential services with improved resilience to climate and disaster risks.
Strengthening weather, water, and climate information systems to improve early warning, planning, and preparedness.
Supporting safer, stronger housing recovery for flood-affected communities through resilient reconstruction approaches.
Enhancing coordination, implementation capacity, technical support, and accountability for effective project delivery.
IFRAP’s scope spans people, communities, infrastructure, climate services, and resilient housing. Each target area contributes to long-term flood resilience and recovery across Balochistan.
IFRAP is guided by national, provincial, and development-partner leadership committed to resilient recovery, climate adaptation, and long-term protection for flood-affected communities.
Explore community stories, official reports, monthly bulletins, videos, and special features that show how IFRAP is supporting recovery and resilience across Balochistan.
IFRAP’s Feasibility Studies Workshop brought together national, provincial, development, and technical stakeholders to align infrastructure planning with Balochistan’s long-term resilience needs.
Access recent updates including September, August, July, and June 2025 bulletins.
Highlighting special themes such as International Women's Day and community impact.
Find documents such as ESCP, SEP, M&E Framework, ESMPs, and quarterly reports.
Watch IFRAP progress, achievements, and community-focused updates.
Explore current procurement notices, expressions of interest, and career opportunities connected to IFRAP’s implementation and resilience-building work across Balochistan.
Vendors, firms, and service providers can review procurement notices, REOI documents, TORs, checklists, and related downloads through the official procurements page.
IFRAP welcomes qualified professionals committed to transparent delivery, inclusive recovery, climate resilience, and long-term development outcomes.
Procurement and hiring information should be reviewed on the official IFRAP pages for the latest notices, deadlines, downloads, and application instructions.
FPMU-IFRAP intends to establish a sub-office in Quetta, Balochistan to strengthen field coordination, monitoring, stakeholder engagement, and implementation support, consistent with the approved project arrangements and delegated powers. The premises will be used as a professional government project office.
FPMU-IFRAP invites quotations from eligible property owners, authorized representatives/suppliers, and registered estate firms for providing office premises on lease in Quetta.
The selected premises will be leased initially for 3 years, extendable based on performance, need, and availability of funds, subject to applicable approvals.
Premises should be located in Chaman Housing, Quetta or adjacent suitable areas, with good road access, proximity to relevant government and provincial offices, a safe environment, reasonable commuting access for staff and visitors, and permission for office use.
FPMU-IFRAP may conduct a pre-award inspection of shortlisted premises. Only premises meeting mandatory requirements will be considered for financial evaluation.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest evaluated, substantially responsive quotation among those meeting all mandatory technical requirements and providing complete documentation.
Quotation title: Quotation - Lease of Office Premises for FPMU-IFRAP Sub-Office, Quetta - RFQ No. 1(2) Admin/FPMU-Qta/Office/12/2025/03
Hard copy: FPMU Office, 7th Floor, EOBI House, G-10
Email: [email protected]
Late quotations may be rejected.
FPMU-IFRAP reserves the right to accept or reject any or all quotations and to annul the process in accordance with applicable rules and project procedures.
Bidders must maintain high standards of integrity. Any misrepresentation regarding ownership, condition, costs, or conflict of interest may result in disqualification.
Bidder Name, CNIC / NTN, Address, Contact Person & Mobile, Complete Address of Premises, Area / Locality, availability date, signature, name and date.
Monthly Rent; Annual Rent (12 months); Security Deposit; Fit-out / Minor Adjustments; Stamp Duty and Registration; Property Commission; Utilities (inclusive/exclusive).