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Description / Scope of Work
Nawaz Sharif Social Security Teaching Hospital, Multan Road, Lahore, has invited sealed bids for a Framework Contract for the purchase of Orthopedic Implants for the financial year 2026-27, to be conducted through the Punjab e-Procurement System. The total estimated value of the tender is PKR 49,076,262, and interested pharmacies and medical supply firms in Punjab may participate. The procurement covers a range of orthopedic implants required for the hospital's orthopedic surgical operations over the contract period.
Bidders must submit a 2% bid security calculated on the estimated amount of their quoted items, along with a bank guarantee, CNIC, Sales Tax registration number, and National Tax Number (NTN) as part of the bidder profile. The bidding document outlines eligibility and technical assessment criteria in Section VI, including general eligibility requirements and item-wise technical specifications that bidders must meet to qualify for evaluation.
Complete bidding documents, including instructions to bidders, general and special conditions of contract, schedule of requirements, and standard forms such as the bid form, undertaking/affidavit, performance guarantee, and price schedule, are available from the hospital and via the Punjab e-Procurement portal. Bids must be submitted by 05-08-2026 at 11:00 AM and will be opened the same day at 11:30 AM in the Conference Room of Social Security Teaching Hospital, Multan Road, Lahore. Queries may be directed to 042-99330033 or ms.sshlahore@gmail.com.
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 framework contract for orthopedic implants at a mid-sized public teaching hospital, worth roughly PKR 49 million, suggesting steady but not massive volume. Since it's a framework/rate contract rather than a one-off supply, winning bidders can expect repeat orders across the fiscal year, making it attractive for medical device distributors with consistent implant inventory and hospital supply experience. The tight bid security percentage keeps entry costs manageable for SMEs.
Who can bid: The notice requires bidders to hold CNIC, Sales Tax registration, NTN, and provide a bank guarantee alongside a 2% bid security; typically such medical supply tenders also require drug/medical device sales licensing and prior hospital supply experience, though these are not explicitly detailed in the excerpt provided.