November 3, 2025, in Papua New Guinea
After being awarded a new contract under the Urban Youth Employment Project II (UYEP II), Papua New Guinea has made further progress in bolstering urban infrastructure and youth-focused development. The National Capital District Commission (NCDC) issued the tender, which supports local job opportunities while enhancing community areas and pedestrian access.
On November 3, 2025, the contract was formally published under the reference PG-NCDC-499017-CW-RFQ, signifying a major advancement in the project funded by the World Bank.
Project Name: Project II for Urban Youth Employment
Project Number: P166420
Papua New Guinea is the nation
Finance: World Bank IDA-64050
Number of Notice: OP00405799
Method of Procurement: Request for Quotations (RFQ)
Contract Scope: Lahara Park Redevelopment and Minihi Avenue Footpath Reconstruction, Boroko, Moresby North East
200-day contract duration
The programme is a component of a larger national initiative to improve urban areas, encourage safety, and provide young people with employment opportunities through infrastructure development initiatives.
The winner of the contract was:
Address: Boroko, NCD, PO Box 590
Papua New Guinea is the nation
Price of the signed contract: PGK 1,006,390.00
After submitting a competitive and compliant quote that satisfied the technical and financial evaluation criteria, Phoenix Builders was awarded the contract.
Numerous local construction companies participated in the procurement process, demonstrating the industry's strong interest in Port Moresby's urban development initiatives.
Salcon Builders, Inc.
Initial Bid: PGK 1,017,932.66
The estimated cost is PGK 1,060,933.73.
BHC Ltd.
Initial Bid: PGK 1,026,222.47
Price Evaluation: PGK 1,026,827.47
Due to non-compliance with eligibility, two firms were disqualified:
Builders Garrett Limited
Contracting Services Ltd. of Talepung
The competitive range of bids supports the openness of the RFQ process and shows active participation in PNG's construction industry.
The restoration of the Minihi Avenue walkway and the revitalisation of Lahara Park are highly valuable to the community. Better public areas improve recreational opportunities, safety, and accessibility - all important aspects of urban resilience. These improvements support UYEP II's objective of giving underprivileged youth meaningful jobs through active participation in public works projects.
As anticipated, the project will:
Create temporary construction jobs.
Boost the security of pedestrians in busy areas
Encourage sustainability in the environment and society
Improve Boroko's and the surrounding communities' public facilities
The World Bank supports Papua New Guinea's flagship project, Urban Youth Employment Project II, which aims to reduce urban unemployment and offer training in market-relevant skills. In order to support both urban modernisation and economic empowerment, the programme places a strong emphasis on labor-based activities, apprenticeships, and community infrastructure rehabilitation.
The contract's award to Phoenix Builders represents a step in the right direction towards improving Port Moresby's public infrastructure and advancing development objectives that are youth-focused. The community can expect noticeable improvements to Lahara Park and pedestrian networks over the course of the 200-day construction project, which will improve urban liveability and job opportunities.
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