Pakistan to Outsource Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi Airports Through Open Bidding

ISLAMABAD: The government has decided that the outsourcing of Pakistan’s three largest airports — Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi — will be carried out through a fully transparent open bidding process. Officials said the move is aimed at improving operational efficiency, service quality, and financial performance of major airports by involving experienced international and local operators. The open bidding mechanism will allow qualified firms to compete under clearly defined terms and conditions, ensuring transparency and fair competition. Authorities added that the outsourcing plan is part of broader reforms in the aviation sector intended to modernize airport infrastructure, enhance passenger experience, and reduce the financial burden on the national exchequer.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related News

Rawalpindi: The Punjab Communication and Works Department has completed 64 percent of the Rs 14 billion Kutchery Chowk remodeling project and plans to start construction

Karachi: Pakistan’s security forces confiscated drugs and liquor worth over Rs 20 billion during a joint intelligence-based operation in the Arabian Sea. The operation was

Lahore: The Punjab government has approved the construction of two modern teaching hospitals in Lahore at a total estimated cost of Rs 57.68 billion. An