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Punjab rejects FWO’s construction proposal for Ring Road

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HubThe Punjab government has rejected a construction proposal for the Rs50.1 billion Ring Road project by the Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) and decided to start work through open bidding, inviting more companies.

A senior district official told Dawn that the Public Private Partnership Authority declared the unsolicited project proposal for the #Rawalpindi Ring Road submitted by the FWO ‘non-response’ and decided to take the project forward through a solicited project proposal.

“This was decided in the fourth meeting and of the authority’s policy and monitoring board in Lahore with Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar in the last month and the meeting’s decisions were communicated to Rawalpindi Commissioner retired Capt Mohammad Mehmood and Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) Director General Ammara Khan on Tuesday,” he said.

Work to start through open bidding

Punjab rejects #FWO’s construction proposal for Ring Road

The Punjab government has rejected a construction proposal for the Rs50.1 billion Ring Road project by the Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) and decided to start work through open bidding, inviting more companies.

A senior district official told Dawn that the Public Private Partnership Authority declared the unsolicited project proposal for the #Rawalpindi Ring Road submitted by the FWO ‘non-response’ and decided to take the project forward through a solicited project proposal.

“This was decided in the fourth meeting and of the authority’s policy and monitoring board in Lahore with Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar in the last month and the meeting’s decisions were communicated to Rawalpindi Commissioner retired Capt Mohammad Mehmood and Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) Director General Ammara Khan on Tuesday,” he said.

Work to start through open bidding

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