Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL), a state-owned company under the Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), has invited proposals from internationally recognized technical and consulting firms to carry out a study on establishing Strategic Petroleum Reserves in Pakistan.

PLL, a subsidiary of Government Holdings Private Limited (GHPL), has been assigned by the government to conduct a feasibility and planning assessment aligned with global best practices and established international models.

The study will focus on designing possible frameworks, structures, and operational strategies for developing strategic oil reserves aimed at improving Pakistan’s long-term energy security and supply resilience.

Under the procurement process, interested firms must submit their bids through the EPADS V2.0 online system. Detailed bidding documents, including scope of work, eligibility criteria, and terms and conditions, are available for registered bidders and can also be accessed digitally.

All electronic proposals must be submitted by 1400 hours (PST) on 1 July 2026. The bids will be opened the same day at 1430 hours (PST).

The tender notice has also been published on the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) website.