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Compressor Tenders in Pakistan

Compressed air and gas drive a surprising amount of public infrastructure: workshop tools, pneumatic controls in power plants, instrument air in refineries, breathing air in hospitals and fire services, gas gathering and boosting in oilfields, and refrigeration in cold stores and water chillers. When a compressor fails, a plant can stop, so state-owned companies and public institutions tender both for new machines and for the spares and overhaul work that keep existing ones running.

Tenders collected to date
89
Added in the last 30 days
21
Open for bids right now
9
From outside e-PADS (90 days)
75%
Where these tenders come from

Last 90 days, compressors tenders

Buyers' own notices (SOEs, universities, hospitals, defence)25
Provincial authorities (Punjab, KPPRA, SPPRA, BPPRA)15
Newspapers2
e-PADS and federal PPRA14
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326Private-sector tenders
44World Bank notices
48UN agency tenders

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Construction ConsultancyPPRA

Miscellaneous Work and Services

Oil & Gas Development Company Limited (OGDC) invites e-bids through SAP Ariba Discovery for the provision of heavy oil processing facilities for Rajian Field, located in District Chakwal, Punjab under competitive…

Buyer
Oil & Gas Development Company Limited
Region
Federal
Closes
26 Oct 20264 days left
CompressorPPRA

Rental Air Compressor / Pump

Oil & Gas Development Company Limited (OGDC) invites competitive bids for the rental of air compressor and dyer equipment for Rig K-7SOT operations in Federal Pakistan. This procurement is conducted through SAP-Ariba…

Buyer
Oil & Gas Development Company Limited
Region
Federal
Closes
10 Nov 202619 days left

What compressors tenders cover

Compressor tenders attract machinery dealers, agents of international brands, specialist overhaul workshops and small traders who supply filters, valves and oils. The mix of equipment is wide, from a small workshop unit to a multi-stage machine on a gas field, so it pays to read each notice closely and bid only where your technical capacity matches.

The sections below explain what is typically bought, who buys it and how a bidder should prepare.

  • Reciprocating air compressors for workshops and factories
  • Rotary screw compressors, oil-free and oil-injected
  • Gas compressors and boosters for oil and gas facilities
  • Refrigeration and air-conditioning compressors for chillers and cold rooms
  • Air receivers, dryers, filters and aftercoolers
  • Spare parts kits: valves, rings, bearings, separators and gaskets
  • Overhaul, rewinding and repair of motors and drive trains
  • Annual service contracts and operator training

Who issues them

Oil and gas exploration and distribution companies, fertiliser and chemical plants, power generation and distribution companies, steel and engineering corporations, railway workshops, hospitals needing medical air, ordnance and defence production units, and technical training institutes all publish compressor tenders. Government hospitals and laboratories buy small oil-free units, and municipal workshops buy basic compressors for tyre and vehicle work. Textile mills, bottling plants and construction firms purchase the same machines privately, which gives suppliers a wider market than public notices alone.

Rules and procedure

Federal and provincial public buyers follow the Public Procurement Rules, 2004 or the respective provincial rules, while state-owned enterprises usually have their own procurement regulations that mirror them; notices are on e-PADS, buyers' websites and newspapers. Technical evaluation looks at capacity in free air delivery, working pressure, motor power, cooling method, noise and the make of key components. Oil and gas buyers may ask for compliance with API or ISO standards and for vendor registration. Authorisation from the manufacturer, spare parts guarantees for a fixed number of years and a local service engineer are common conditions. Overhaul tenders ask for workshop capability and proof of previous work on the same model. Delivery periods can be long for imported units, so buyers weigh lead time, and they usually ask that the price stay valid for a stated number of days. Energy use is increasingly considered: a screw compressor with variable speed control may cost more at purchase but score well where the buyer looks at running cost over the machine's life.

How to bid

  1. Check the datasheet requirement: delivery volume, pressure, power supply and duty cycle must all match, not just horsepower.
  2. Secure the principal's authorisation and the latest catalogue or technical datasheet for the quoted model.
  3. Prepare a compliance statement that lines up each requirement of the specification with your offer.
  4. Cost delivery, installation, commissioning, taxes and warranty, and submit bid security with your proposal before the closing time.
  5. After delivery, arrange inspection and a supervised start-up, and hand over manuals and a recommended spares list.

Documents you will usually need

  • NTN and sales tax registration
  • Manufacturer authorisation letter
  • Datasheets, performance curves and test certificates
  • Vendor registration with the buyer where required
  • References from earlier compressor supplies
  • Service engineer details and workshop photographs
  • Warranty and spare parts availability declaration

Tips from the notices we track

  • State the free air delivery in the units the notice uses; mixing cfm and cubic metres per minute invites a clarification and sometimes rejection.
  • Include a priced list of recommended spares for the first two years; buyers like to see the lifetime cost.
  • For overhaul contracts, offer a test run witnessed by the buyer before the machine is returned.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a reciprocating and a screw compressor?

A reciprocating compressor uses pistons and suits intermittent use and higher pressures, while a rotary screw compressor runs continuously with smoother delivery. The tender specifies the type, and substitutions are usually not accepted.

Do compressor tenders need PEC registration?

Not for supply of equipment. PEC registration becomes relevant only if a notice bundles installation into an engineering works contract, in which case the eligibility clause says so.

Can I bid on spare parts only?

Yes. Many notices are for spares and consumables such as filters, valve kits and oil, and these are open to dealers who can supply genuine or approved equivalent parts with proper documentation.

What does a service contract include?

Usually scheduled changes of oil, filters and separators, inspection of valves and belts, pressure and temperature checks, and attendance on breakdown within a stated time. Parts may be included or charged separately according to the notice.

Where can I find compressor tenders?

On e-PADS, provincial portals, newspapers and buyers' websites. PakistanTender collects tenders from these sources in one list and emails the new ones each day in the categories you choose.

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