Engagement of a Firm for Conducting the Endline Punjab Health and Population Survey (PHPS) 2026–27

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT UNIT

PUNJAB FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM

(PFPP)

5 Montgomery Road, Lahore

SPECIFIC PROCUREMENT NOTICE (SPN)

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (REoI)

Employer:

Health & Population Department, Government of the Punjab

Project:

Punjab Family Planning Program (PFPP)

Contract Title:

Engagement of a Firm for Conducting the Endline Punjab Health and Population Survey (PHPS) 2026–27.

Country:

Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Loan/Credit no.

7384-PK

Project ID:

P178410

RFB No.

PK-PMU PFPP-576648-CS-QCB

Estimated Cost

100 million PKR

1. The Punjab Family Planning Program (PFPP) has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Punjab Family Planning Program (PFPP) and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Engagement of a Firm for Conducting the Endline Punjab Health and Population Survey (PHPS) 2026–27.

2. The Program Management Unit, PFPP, now invites eligible consulting firms to express their interest in providing these services. Interested firms shall provide information demonstrating their relevant experience and managerial and organizational capacity. Detailed Terms of Reference and Request for Expression interest are available at https://pshealthpunjab.gov.pk/Home/Tenders and may be obtained from the office indicated below during office hours.

3. Expressions of Interest shall include a signed covering letter, firm profile, registration documents, and details of relevant completed assignments stating the client, assignment scope, implementation period, geographic coverage, sample size, sampling methodology and data collection technology. Documentary evidence supporting the claimed experience, such as contracts and/or completion certificates or client references, shall be provided. Firms shall also describe their organizational arrangements and field deployment capacity. Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage.

4. Firms may associate with other firms to enhance...