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Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Security Printing Corporation invites bids for the supply of needle bearings and GR ball bearings under tender reference REQ-0226-1-00047(T-4177-FA). This is a national goods procurement conducted through a single stage, one envelope bidding process. The bidding is open to qualified suppliers capable of meeting the technical specifications and quality requirements for industrial bearings. The procurement is issued by the Deputy Manager at the corporation's facility located in Malir, Karachi, Sindh Province, and covers the supply and delivery of specified bearing items as detailed in the bid documents.
Eligible bidders must not be blacklisted by any government agency and are required to provide an affidavit confirming their blacklisting status as per Annexure A. Bidders must submit evidence of relevant licenses, manufacturer authorization certificates where applicable, and a declaration of ultimate beneficial owners. A bid securing declaration is mandatory, and the selected bidder will be required to provide a performance guarantee upon contract award. All bidders must comply with Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) requirements and sign an integrity pact as part of the bidding process.
Bid documents are available from the Pakistan Security Printing Corporation office at Jinnah Avenue, Malir Halt, Airport Sub-Division, Karachi, or through the procurement portal. Bids must be submitted in a single envelope containing all technical and financial documents. The bid closing date is July 31, 2026. For further information, inquiries, and bid submission, contact Deputy Manager Furqan Awan at phone +92-333-687-0000 or email furqan.awan@pspc.gov.pk.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
PSPC seeks needle and ball bearing suppliers for industrial machinery use.
Scale appears small-to-medium based on typical bearing procurement volumes for government printing operations. Single-stage bidding suggests straightforward technical evaluation; 18-month runway to closure indicates measured procurement rather than emergency sourcing. Blacklisting verification and integrity pact requirements signal enhanced vendor scrutiny—likely driven by prior procurement issues. Manufacturer authorization requirement hints at preference for authorized distributors or direct suppliers, potentially excluding grey-market dealers.
Who can bid: Typically requires NTN and business registration (SECP/FBR). No PEC category stated; goods procurement rarely mandates it. Must not be blacklisted by any government agency. Manufacturer authorization certificates required where applicable. HSE compliance and integrity pact signature mandatory. Foreign bidders eligibility not specified—assume typical government goods procurement rules apply.