All active and recent tenders published by Directorate of Procurement (Air), Pakistan Air Force — procurement opportunities, deadlines and bid documents, updated daily.
Daily email alerts whenever this organisation posts a new tender — from PKR 3,000/month.
6 tenders published in 2026 so far (2 currently open), averaging 1.5 tenders/month since we began tracking this buyer. Typical bid window: 21 days from publication to closing — plan document preparation accordingly. Most recent notice: 23 Sep 2026.
What this organisation buys most: Defence Products (5) · Tyres Tubes Flaps (1) — suppliers in these categories should watch this buyer closely.
Statistics computed live from PakistanTender's tender database — how we verify. Cite with attribution.
PakistanTender currently tracks 6 tenders published by Directorate of Procurement (Air), Pakistan Air Force, of which 2 are open for bidding right now. That is an average of 1.5 new notices a month since April 2026. The typical bid window is 21 days from publication to closing, so documents, bid security and partner paperwork need to be ready before a notice appears.
Where Directorate of Procurement (Air), Pakistan Air Force procures: Punjab (5). Bidders based in or able to deliver to these locations are the natural fit for this buyer's contracts.
Directorate of Procurement (Air), Pakistan Air Force buys mainly in: Defence Products (5).
Figures computed live from PakistanTender's database on 28 Sep 2026 — how we verify.
Directorate of Procurement (Air), Pakistan Air Force publishes procurement tenders under Pakistan's public procurement rules (PPRA and the relevant provincial authority). PakistanTender tracks every notice from this organisation — covering goods, works, services and consultancy contracts — and consolidates them here with closing dates and direct links to full tender details.
To bid, suppliers typically need a valid NTN, business registration, and category-specific credentials such as PEC registration for construction works. Most tenders require bid security of 2–5% of the contract value. See our guide on how to find and win government tenders in Pakistan.
