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Description / Scope of Work
The Financial Monitoring Unit (FMU) invites bids for the renewal of network equipment service level agreement (SLA) on a national basis. This non-consultancy services procurement is being conducted through a single-stage two-envelope bidding process. The contract covers maintenance, support and renewal of network equipment to ensure continuous operational availability and performance standards. The FMU is located at the 2nd Floor, Main SBP Building, I.I Chundrigar Road, in Karachi, Sindh province.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including technical qualifications, financial stability and past experience in providing similar network equipment SLA services. Bidders are required to submit bid security in the form of a bid securing declaration or approved guarantee. All bidders must comply with relevant procurement regulations and provide evidence of their capability to deliver the required services within the stipulated service level parameters.
Bid documents are available from the FMU office and can be obtained by contacting the Assistant Director. Bids must be submitted in two separate envelopes containing technical proposals and financial offers respectively. The bid opening date and detailed submission procedures are specified in the bid data sheet. Interested parties should contact the FMU at +92-346-907-8321 or nisar.ahmad@fmu.gov.pk for further information, clarifications and to obtain the complete tender documentation.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
FMU seeks a national-scope IT services provider for multi-year network equipment SLA renewal covering maintenance, support and equipment replacement.
This is a recurring/continuation contract implying established service baseline and FMU's desire for continuity. Scale appears medium-to-large given national coverage and SLA criticality in a federal financial institution. Two-envelope process suggests technical evaluation weight; bidders should expect scrutiny of past FMU or similar central-bank-adjacent experience and documented SLA compliance track record.
Who can bid: Typically requires NTN, active tax registration, SECP registration if corporate structure. PEC registration unlikely mandatory for pure IT services; however, FMU may require ISO 27001 or equivalent security/quality certification given financial sector context. Past experience with similar SLA services and financial stability proof (audited accounts) appear mandatory per notice.