Punjab government approves Rs580 million autism satellite campus in Rawalpindi

The Punjab government approved a Rs580.632 million project to establish a Maryam Nawaz Satellite Campus for autism in Rawalpindi. Children with autism will receive free treatment and care at the new facility.
Officials issued a tender for the construction of the complete medical centre building and its associated development works. Work includes building the ground floor, first floor, and rooftop structure of the main building.
Infrastructure components comprise electrical installations, plumbing, gas connections, a canteen, a guard room, and garages. The site will also feature a boundary wall, entrance gates, parking sheds, and paved areas.
Water systems for the campus include a 10,000-gallon overhead reservoir, a 20,000-gallon underground tank, and a borewell with a submersible pump. Safety and utility features will include a fire alarm system, CCTV cameras, air-conditioning, and internet cabling.
The project contract is scheduled to be awarded through open bidding on 4 November 2026.



































