Agriculture tenders for fertiliser, crop chemicals and farm technology come mainly from provincial agriculture departments, research institutes, universities, livestock and dairy projects and donor-funded rural programmes. They buy urea, DAP, NPK blends, micronutrients and organic fertiliser; insecticides, fungicides and herbicides; seed; and the equipment and systems that make farming more efficient, from drip and sprinkler kits to tunnels, laser levellers and sensors.
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The Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority is issuing bidding documents for the procurement of pesticides and weedicides. This procurement exercise is governed by the bidding documents published in October 2026 and is…
The Horticultural Research Station Bahawalpur, Punjab, invites sealed bids for the supply of NPK 15:15:15 fertilizer in 50 kilogram bags under tender reference No.666 / F - ADP / PDP. The estimated procurement value is…
PAF Base Nur Khan, Chaklala, Rawalpindi invites sealed bids from well-reputed firms, companies and persons for the supply of plantation campaign, conservancy, NCF (Nature Conservation and Forestry), sports, hot weather…
The Agriculture Department Diamer, Government of Gilgit-Baltistan, invites sealed tenders from registered suppliers and contractors for the supply of three distinct lots of agricultural inputs and equipment. Lot A…
The Livestock & Dairy Development Department, Government of Punjab, invites sealed bids for the procurement of urea fertilizer and veterinary medicines at the Livestock Experiment Station, Jahangirabad, Khanewal…
The Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority invites competitive bids for the procurement of DAP (Diammonium Phosphate) fertilizer. This bidding document outlines the complete procurement process, eligibility criteria,…
The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad invites bids under Tender No. 44/2026 through formal bidding documents. This procurement notice establishes the framework and requirements for interested bidders to participate…
The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad invites sealed competitive bids under Tender No. 46/2026 for procurement of goods or services as detailed in the bidding documents. This tender is issued in accordance with…
The Government Livestock Farm Kallur Kot, District Bhakkar, invites sealed tenders for the procurement of fertilizers during the financial year 2026-27 under Tender No. 02/2026-27. The tender covers the supply of three…
The Vegetable Research Institute, Faisalabad, under the office of the Principal Scientist, invites tenders for the purchase of fertilizers required for the production of different vegetable crops at the Institute and…
Here is the English translation and summary of the tender notice issued by the Carp Hatchery and Training Center, Sherabad, Peshawar for the financial year 2026–2027: Required Items:Prepared fish feed (powder/pellets)…
The Regional Agricultural Research Institute, Bahawalpur, Punjab invites bids for the procurement of fertilizers under a framework contract through national competitive bidding on a single-stage, one-envelope basis. The…
The Livestock Experiment Station, Qadirabad in Punjab invites bids for the procurement of wheat straw and fertilizer under bid reference 01/L&DD/LES.QA/2026-27. The tender covers three main items: 30,000 kilograms of…
Most purchases are driven by subsidy and demonstration schemes. A province may distribute inputs to small farmers, set up model farms, or procure packages for a climate-smart agriculture project, and each programme prepares a detailed list of products, quantities and delivery points across districts.
Agriculture technology has become a growing part of these notices. Buyers ask for solar tube wells, high-efficiency irrigation, drones for spraying, soil testing kits, greenhouses and cold chain items, often bundled with training and demonstration support for farmers. Demand is seasonal, tied to the Rabi and Kharif cropping cycles, so tenders appear before sowing and require fast delivery to district warehouses, sometimes within days of the award letter.
Buyers include provincial agriculture and livestock departments, on-farm water management directorates, research institutes, agricultural universities, forest and horticulture departments, and donor-funded rural development projects. Companies with large estates, sugar mills and cooperatives also procure inputs. Public buyers generally invite registered suppliers and manufacturers with approved products and valid licences. Buyers keep an eye on authenticity because counterfeit and substandard inputs are a known risk in the market, which is why sealed samples, batch records and laboratory reports are routinely demanded. Cooperative societies, farmer organisations and private seed or nursery companies sometimes appear as buyers too, and international projects may specify packaging and labelling in both English and Urdu for farmer distribution. Suppliers with warehouses near the growing districts are better placed to meet tight delivery windows.
Public procurement follows the federal or provincial rules, with notices published on e-PADS or the relevant provincial portal. Agricultural pesticides in Pakistan are regulated by the plant protection authorities, and suppliers need the licences and product registration required under the pesticide laws; fertiliser products must conform to the standards of the relevant authorities and carry the correct labelling. Seed must be certified through the provincial seed certification system. Evaluation often includes lab analysis of samples, which means a bid can fail on quality even if the price is lowest. Bid security is typically a few percent, and delivery points are frequently scattered over several districts. Technology tenders such as drip systems and solar pumps may include after-sales training and extension visits, which buyers weigh alongside price, so a clear support plan is a selling point.
Agriculture departments, research institutes, universities and rural development projects buy it for demonstration schemes, subsidised distribution and their own farms.
Yes. Pesticide dealers and manufacturers must hold the licences and product registrations required under the plant protection laws and the buyer will ask to see them.
Not for supply. PEC registration applies if the contract includes engineering works such as installation of large irrigation infrastructure.
Often yes. Buyers may take samples and send them to a laboratory, and a failure in quality can lead to rejection and penalties.
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