INTEGRATED FLOOD RESILIENCE & ADAPTATION PROJECT
The success of IFRAP lies in its well-structured partnerships where government institutions provide leadership, the World Bank finances progress, and development organizations support implementation on the ground.
As the lead agency overseeing IFRAP, the Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives ensures strategic alignment, effective governance, and policy direction for the project’s successful implementation.
A key stakeholder in IFRAP, the Government of Balochistan plays a crucial role in implementation, coordination, and ensuring that recovery efforts are responsive to local needs and priorities.
IFRAP is made possible through World Bank financing, ensuring a robust and well-funded response to post-flood reconstruction in Balochistan. With a $400 million commitment, the World Bank provides not only financial resources but also technical expertise to implement global best practices in disaster resilience, infrastructure development, and livelihood restoration.
Our Implementation Units drive the execution of IFRAP’s initiatives, transforming strategic plans into tangible outcomes through efficient coordination, technical expertise, and on-the-ground action.
BIWRMDP oversees the rehabilitation of community infrastructure in collaboration with the Balochistan Irrigation Department. With expertise in technical design, procurement, and environmental safeguards, it ensures the development of climate-resilient infrastructure while coordinating effectively with the Federal Project Management Unit (FPMU).
As Pakistan’s national authority on weather forecasting and early warning systems, PMD plays a vital role in disaster preparedness. Under IFRAP, it is modernizing its infrastructure, data management, and forecasting systems to enhance climate resilience and improve the accuracy of weather services nationwide.
HRU leads the Resilient Housing Reconstruction and Restoration component, providing multi-hazard resilient housing solutions. It manages housing reconstruction grants, ensures compliance with resilience standards, and offers technical support to homeowners to build safer and more durable homes.
FPMU provides strategic oversight and ensures the effective implementation of IFRAP. Serving as a coordination hub, it drives project management, quality assurance, policy development, and institutional capacity building while supporting all implementation units in achieving project goals.
A network of national and international development organizations is actively engaged in supporting communities, rebuilding infrastructure, and strengthening resilience under IFRAP.
BRSP is supporting the on-ground execution of IFRAP initiatives in three districts of Balochistan which include Jhal Magsi, Usta Muhammad, and Sohbatpur.
Islamic Relief Pakistan is supporting the on-ground execution of IFRAP initiatives in two districts of Balochistan which include Naseerabad and Jaffarabad.
NRSP is supporting the on-ground execution of IFRAP initiatives in eleven districts of Balochistan which include Kalat, Kharan, Khuzdar, Mastung, Nushki, Surab, Washuk, Awaran, Gwadar, Lasbela, and Panjgur.
Tameer-e-Khalaq Foundation is supporting the on-ground execution of IFRAP initiatives in four districts of Balochistan which include Barkhan, Dera Bugti, Kohlu, and Musakhel.
Taraqee Foundation is supporting the on-ground execution of IFRAP initiatives in eight districts of Balochistan which include Duki, Qilla Saifullah, Loralai, Sherani, Zhob, Ziarat, Kachi, and Sibi.
Youth Organization is supporting the on-ground execution of IFRAP initiatives in five districts of Balochistan which include Chaman, Harnai, Qilla Abdullah, Pishin, and Quetta.
IFRAP has brought together expert partners to strengthen project efficiency, transparency, and impact through specialized support in key operational areas.
Sidat Hyder provides a robust Financial Management Information System (FMIS) to ensure transparency, accountability, and efficiency in financial operations.
Ernst & Young (EY) provides independent audit and compliance services for IFRAP, ensuring financial integrity and regulatory adherence.
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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).
