Following the successful completion of the 500 kV Suki Kinari Transmission Line, NESPAK continued to provide consultancy services during the defects liability period to ensure consistent system performance and reliability. The firm also remained engaged in design review, contract administration, and bid evaluation for ongoing interconnection projects within the northern transmission network. These include the 500 kV transmission lines from Sangal to the Maira Switching Station (approximately 83 kilometers) and from Maira to Islamabad West, along with a link connecting Maira to the Karot switchyard. These transmission corridors are pivotal for integrating newly developed hydropower projects—such as Suki Kinari, Kohala, and Mahl—into the national grid, thereby enhancing power evacuation capacity and contributing to the stability of Pakistan's electricity transmission system.

In a landmark achievement for Pakistan's cultural and security infrastructure, the Expansion of the Joint Check Post (JCP) Wagha has been successfully completed in record time. The inauguration ceremony, held on August 14, 2025, was graced by Corps Commander Lahore, Lieutenant General Fayaz Hussain Shah, and Director General Rangers Punjab, Major General Atif bin Akram. Designed and supervised by NESPAK, the project was completed within an unprecedented 12-month timeframe through continuous 24/7 operations. With a total cost of Rs. 2,850 million, the expansion has increased the spectator capacity from 500 to 25,000, catering to the growing number of visitors. The main entrance gate now rises to an impressive height of 104 feet, with a 45-foot arch, making it the tallest ceremonial gateway in the world. The overall structure reaches 185 feet, representing a remarkable feat of design and engineering. A 135-meter-high flagpole, the tallest in Pakistan, now proudly stands at the site. Additional highlights include the History Gallery Museum, the Green VIP Lounge and White Lounge, providing dignitaries and guests with modern, comfortable viewing spaces. Security and technology enhancements have been central to the project's vision. The project was led by Project Manager Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Tariq, along with the architects from NESPAK's Architecture and Planning (A&P) Division, Lahore whose vision, creativity, and precision brought this iconic national project to life.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has signed a contract with NESPAK for the construction of a new state-of-the-art enclosure at the National Stadium, Karachi. The project, estimated to cost Rs. 4 billion, aims to enhance the stadium's capacity and amenities in line with international standards. The upgraded facility will feature modern seating arrangements, VIP boxes, media areas, and improved spectator accessibility— further strengthening Pakistan's sports infrastructure.

NESPAK Islamabad has signed a design agreement with the Pakistan Navy Welfare Housing Scheme (PNWHS) for town planning, design of flats, and associated engineering services for the development of sectors 5 to 8 at Bin Qasim, Karachi. The project aims to provide quality housing solutions for workmen and sailors through the development of modern high-rise apartment buildings. The scope of work includes architectural and engineering services for the design of apartment buildings and town planning and engineering services for development works. A series of meetings and technical presentations were held at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad, as well as at NESPAK Islamabad Office to discuss design concepts and development strategies. Subsequently, a NESPAK team visited the project site on September 17–18, 2025, to review on-ground conditions and project requirements. The NESPAK team comprised Mr. Muhammad Zafar Aman, General Manager / Head, Islamabad Office; Mr. Muhammad Salman, Chief Infrastructure Engineer; Mr. Muhammad Ali, Project Manager / Principal Engineer.