Detailed Design of Infrastructure Sub-Projects, Sectoral Planning and Resident Supervision in 16 Cities of Punjab – Package no. 4

Detailed Design of Infrastructure Sub-Projects, Sectoral Planning and Resident Supervision in 16 Cities of Punjab - Package no. 4

Client

Punjab Municipal Development Fund Company (PMDFC)

Location

Punjab – Pakistan

Project Revenue

US$ 236.00 Million

Start Date

Feb-2022

Executing Agency

Government of Punjab

Input

391 Man–Months

Consultancy Revenue

US$ 5.40 Million

Completion Date

Mar-2025

(Contractually)

Punjab Cities Program (PCP) is a World bank funded project with gestation of 5 years. Launched in 16 cities of Punjab, it aims to design prioritized and cost-effective municipal infrastructure projects, ensuring long-term sectoral development aligned with city growth trends and maximizing population benefits The project is divided into 6 packages with cities (MCs) including; Jhelum, Wazirabad, Daska, Hafizabad, Kamonki, Jaranwala, Gojra, Kamalia, Jhang, Bahawalnager, Burewala (Package-IV), Vehari, Okara, Khanewal and Kot Addu (Package-V).

Scope of Services

Verify and update data and maps for Solid Waste Management, Filtration Plants, water supply, and sewerage networks.

Conduct holistic planning for municipal service sectors across 16 cities in Punjab.

Prepare feasibility studies and design sub-projects up to 2030.

Generate Feasibility Reports, Detailed Designs, Cost Estimates, Bid and Detailed Drawings, and PC-Is.

Perform Economic and Financial Analysis to determine EIRR and FIRR.

Collect field data for sectoral planning and assess existing municipal infrastructure and services quality.

Identify fresh water sources and wastewater disposal options.

Verify water bodies impacting city environments.

Supervise contractor works for safety and quality assurance.

Oversee construction of water supply and sewerage networks.

Verify quantities of work and recommend payments to relevant authorities.

Provide SOPs for Contract Implementation, including variations/deviations processing and laboratory testing.

Monitor works, environmental, social, occupational health, and safety management plans, suggesting remedial actions for deficiencies.