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Punjab tenders form a cornerstone of development across the province, unlocking immense opportunities for businesses and service providers. By enabling the transparent allocation of government contracts, these tenders play a critical role in advancing infrastructure, technology, and sustainability. From urban regeneration projects to technological innovations, Punjab government tenders serve as a vital link between public needs and private expertise. In this article, we will examine the role of Punjab tenders, their key features, and the profound impact they have on regional development, particularly within the framework of projects like Central Business District Punjab (CBD Punjab). What is a Tender Notice in Punjab? A tender notice in Punjab is an official call for bids issued by government entities to acquire goods, services, or undertake developmental projects. These notices are vital for ensuring a fair, competitive, and transparent bidding process. |
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Sundas Foundation, established in 1998, is one of Pakistan's premier non-profit organisations dedicated to help patients suffering from thalassemia, haemophilia, and other blood-related ailments.
The organisation operates donation and treatment centres throughout major Pakistani cities, including Lahore, Islamabad, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Sialkot, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar, to create awareness, provide quality care, and establish an extensive blood donor network, fulfilling its humanitarian mission.
Mission and Vision of Sundas Foundation
The Sundas Foundation was established with a single mission in mind: to ensure that no lives are lost due to a lack of blood availability. They aim to support all patients who require transfusions for medical conditions such as Thalassemia or Haemophilia by providing free, high-quality transfusions, as well as long-term care services, at no cost. Their vision envisions a future in which every Pakistani has access to safe blood as well as knowledge regarding genetic blood disorders for early prevention and detection purposes.