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Description / Scope of Work
This tender notice invites qualified bidders to supply bullet proof helmets and jackets for three border terminals: Ghulam Khan, Kharlachi, and Angoor Adda in Khyber District, Punjab province. The procurement is being issued by Khyber Border Terminal NLC, Jamrud. The tender will be awarded to the lowest bidder meeting all eligibility and technical requirements. The scope covers provision of certified ballistic protective equipment for security personnel deployed at the specified border crossing facilities.
Bidders are required to demonstrate substantial experience in safety and security equipment procurement and supply. Interested parties must submit documentary evidence of their financial strength and technical expertise in ballistic protective equipment manufacturing or distribution. All bidders must comply with PPRA Rules 2004 and relevant safety standards for body armor and protective helmets. The organization reserves the right to cancel or reject any or all offers as per procurement regulations.
Tender documents must be deposited at the reception room of Khyber Border Terminal NLC, Jamrud by 1500 hours on 27 July 2026. Sealed bids will be opened on the same day at 1530 hours. Bidders requiring further details about technical specifications, quantities, and tender conditions should contact Assistant Manager Muhammad Ashfaq at Khyber Border Terminal, Jamrud, District Khyber at telephone number 0323-6344074. All submissions must be made in accordance with the stipulated format and deadlines.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Khyber Border Terminal NLC seeks certified ballistic protective equipment (helmets and jackets) for three Khyber District border crossing points.
This is a specialized defence procurement requiring proven manufacturing or distribution credentials in body armor—not a generic supply contract. Scale appears medium (three terminals, security personnel deployment). Tight deadline (submission 27 July 2026, opening same day 1530hrs) suggests urgent operational need. Likely one-off procurement unless terminals require periodic replacement cycles. Lowest-cost bidder wins if compliant, so cost competitiveness critical.
Who can bid: Bidders must demonstrate substantial experience in ballistic protective equipment supply/manufacturing and financial strength. PPRA Rules 2004 compliance mandatory. Typically requires NTN registration, SECP incorporation (if company), and safety certifications (ISO/relevant ballistic standards). Defence product restrictions may apply—verify with FBR/relevant authority before bidding.