Geological mapping 27.04.18 updated (only mapping)
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The document summarizes a proposed geological mapping project of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan. The objectives are to map the geology of KP at scales of 1:50,000 and in some areas 1:10,000-1:5,000 to provide data for investors and further mineral exploration. The outcomes will include geological maps, 3D models, and a geodatabase. Seven academic experts expressed willingness to execute the project. The proposed work plan is over two years with payments made based on submitted map work. The total estimated capital cost is 402.664 million Pakistani rupees.
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Geological mapping 27.04.18 updated (only mapping)
- 1. ADP # 873/170143 ADP 2017-18 Geological Mapping of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (PC-I Cost Rs. 433.730 Million)
- 2. Goals & Objectives of the Project: The objective of the project is to acquire complete surface knowledge regarding geology of the KP on scale of 1:50,000. Moreover, potential areas would be mapped on 1:10000 or 1:5000 scale To serve as a primary data source to attract investors and for further detail minerals resource exploration. To have a geological map that presents carefully and competently compiled and well organized geological information. To have a 3D model of the subsurface geology of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
- 3. Outcomes: Soft & Hard copies of Geological Maps including 3D models and cross section of the project area (Scale 1:50,000) Geo-database of the mapped area supported by ArcGIS Identification of new mineral potential sites.
- 4. MAPPED SHEETS: 49 MAPPED AREA: 26288 SQ.KMUNMAPPED SHEETS: 117 UNMAPPED AREA: 48144 SQ.KM TOTAL SHEETS: 166 TOTAL AREA: 74432 SQ.KM MAPPED AREA: 35 % UNMAPPED AREA: 65 % BACK TO FIRST SLIDE
- 5. MALAKAND DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 43 15144 Mapped 31 14549 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Chitral Marble Metallic Minerals Copper, Lead, Zinc, Antimony, Aqua Marine & Nephrite Dir Granite Metallic Minerals Copper, Lead, Zinc, Antimony Swat Emerald Marble & Granite Emerald Marble & Granite Shangla Soapstone Soapstone Malakand Quartz Chromite Chitral Upper Dir Swat Shangla Lower DirMalakan d Buner
- 6. HAZARA DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 31 11777 Mapped 15 5545 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Kohistan Chromite Granite, Copper, Lead, Peridote Batagram Soapstone Granite, Mica, Peridote Mansehra Feldspar, Granite, Soapstone Peridote, Emerald, Ruby Abbottaba d Phosphate Coal Haripure Limestone Coal Kohistan Batagram Mansehra Abbottabad Haripur
- 7. MARDAN DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 5 537 Mapped 10 2553 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Mardan Marble, Limestone, Topaz Topaz Swabi Limestone, marble, Granite Placer Gold, Barite Swabi Mardan
- 8. PESHAWAR DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 6 2220 Mapped 7 1776 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Peshawar Limestone Charsadd a Chromite Chromite, Placer Gold Nowsher a Limestone, Coal Coal, Placer Gold Charsadda Peshawar Nowshera
- 9. KOHAT DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 9 2284 Mapped 11 4688 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Kohat Limestone, Coal, Gypsum, Salt Coal, Placer Gold Hangu Limestone, Coal Coal Karak Gypsum, Salt, Coal Coal, Placer Gold KohatHangu Karak
- 10. BANNU DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 12 4168 Mapped 2 219 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Bannu Limstone Limestone Lakki Marwat Limestone, Laterite Laterite, Coal, Limestone Lakki Marwat Bannu
- 11. D.I. KHAN DIVISION No. of Topo sheets Area (sq.km) Unmappe d 25 8825 Mapped 2 117 District Minerals Currently Mining Mineral Potential Tank - Barite D.I. Khan Limestone, Laterite Laterite, Limestone Tank D.I. Khan
- 12. MAPPING COST PER DIVISION Malakand, 121.9 Hazara, 100.2Mardan, 4.1 Peshawar, 17.3 Kohat, 17.0 Bannu, 31.0 D.I. Khan, 66.4 Division Unmapped Area (sq.km) No. of Sheets Cost in Million (approx.) Malakan d 16396 45 121.9 Hazara 13480 35 100.2 Mardan 549 7 4.1 Peshawa r 2331 7 17.3 Kohat 2284 9 17.0 Bannu 4168 12 31.0 D.I. Khan 8936 26 66.4 Total 48144 117 358.0
- 13. ACADEMIA EXPERTS IN KP CONTACTED FOR THE PROJECT, WHO EXPRESSED WILLINGNESS TOEXCUTE THE PROJECT1. Department of Geology, University of Peshawar 2. Department of Geology, Bacha Khan University, Charsadda 3. Department of Geology, University of Swabi 4. Department of Earth Science, University of Swat 5. Department of Geology, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University, Dir 6. Department of Geology, Khushal Khan Khattak University, Karak 7. Department of Earth Science, Abbottabad University of Science and Technology 8. Department of Geology, University of Haripur 9. Department of Geology, University of Malakand 10. Department of Geology, Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan 11. Geological Survey of Pakistan, Peshawar 12. National Center of Excellence in Geology, University of Peshawar
- 14. MODE OF EXECUTION • 7 Consultants from government organizations listed above shall be hired under Section 3(2C) of KPPRA Rule 2014 • Request for proposal (RFP) shall be provided to consultants by MDD • Comprised of: • Scope of Project, ToRs, Technical & Financial Bidding Procedure • Consultants shall submit technical & financial proposals for Divisional Mapping of their Interest • Technical & financial proposals shall be scrutinized / evaluated by MDD on QCBS (Quality and Cost Based Selection) • Technical Bid: HR Expertise, Equipment & Experience • Financial Bid: Lowest bid • Upon successive bidders, Contracts for each Divisions (7) shall be awarded by MDD
- 15. WORK PLAN S.N o Nature of Work 1st Year (2017-18) 2nd Year (2018-19) 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 1 Appointment of Consultant & Staff 2 Study & Analysis of existing Data 3 Geological Mapping (Scale 1:50,000) 4 Generation of 3D Geological Models in GIS 5 Compilation of Report along with Geological Map (Hard & Soft Copy)
- 16. MODE OF PAYMENT S.No Mode of Payment %age 1 Submission of work plan & inception report 10 % 2 Submission of first quarter Divisional Geological Map along with geological report, scale @1:50,000 15% 3 Submission of second quarter Divisional Geological Map along with geological report, scale @1:50,000 20% 4 Submission of 3rd quarter Divisional Geological Map along with geological report, scale @1:50,000 20% 5 Submission of Final Geological Map along with Final Report 35%
- 17. CAPITAL COST ESTIMATES S/N Items Cost Rs in million 1 Salary 11.244 2 Establishment Charges 8.000 3 Consultancy Charges 358.000 4 Equipment's 21.120 5 Vehicle 4.300 Total 402.664
- 18. MEETING WITH ACADEMIA EXPERTS DATED 11.04.2018 Showed keen interest in project Suggested to extend the duration of project to two years for Northern parts of KP Suggested for team up of two institute for submission of proposals for project
- 19. THANKS