Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
This tender is issued by the Office of the Medical Superintendent, Social Security Hospital, Shahdara Lahore, Punjab, for a Framework Contract for the supply of medicines on a daily needs basis from Pharmacy / Medical Store for the Financial Year 2026-2027. The contract covers routine, recurring procurement of pharmaceutical items required for hospital operations at the Bara Dari Road Shahdara Lahore facility, and is structured as a rate contract rather than a one-time purchase order.
Interested bidders must not be suspended, blacklisted, or defaulters with PESSI or PPRA anywhere in Punjab during the preceding two years, and must submit an undertaking to this effect on Rs.100 e-stamp paper. Bidders are required to confirm that quoted prices are not higher than those charged to other government or autonomous institutions, and not more than the Trade Price of the products, with liability to refund any excess charged. Sales Tax Registration Number and NTN are to be furnished, along with details of deposit-at-call as bid security, bank name and branch.
Complete bidding documents including instructions to bidders, general and special conditions of contract, technical specifications, evaluation criteria and schedule of requirements are available via the PPRA Punjab website, the PESSI website, and through the Punjab E-Procurement System. Bids must be submitted by 04-08-2026 at 11:00 AM and will be opened the same day at 11:30 AM at the Office of the Medical Superintendent, Social Security Hospital Shahdara Lahore.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a recurring annual rate contract for hospital medicine supply rather than a one-off purchase, meaning the awarded vendor(s) will supply medicines throughout FY 2026-27 on an as-needed basis, offering steady but modest-volume business. Given it is a single hospital's pharmacy requirement, scale is likely small to medium. The strict pricing benchmarking clause (must match or beat other government institution and trade prices) squeezes margins, and firms should ensure pricing discipline to avoid refund liability or blacklisting risk under PESSI/PPRA rules.
Who can bid: Bidders must not be blacklisted or defaulters with PESSI/PPRA in Punjab within the last two years, and must hold valid Sales Tax Registration and NTN. Typically, pharmaceutical suppliers to government hospitals also require a valid drug sale license and Chamber of Commerce or Drug Regulatory Authority registration, though this notice does not explicitly state such requirements.