Design, development, implementation, and maintenance of an integrated website and Content Management System (CMS).

PPHI Sindh is redefining primary healthcare delivery across Sindh province through a comprehensive initiative focused on strengthening health service infrastructure and human capacity. This procurement supports the Clinical Management System (CMS) implementation and related healthcare service enhancements under the PPHI Sindh framework, which operates with government support to establish and manage basic health units across underserved communities. The initiative encompasses IT infrastructure setup, system integration, and staff training to enable effective delivery of primary care services at the grassroots level, with target outreach of approximately one thousand health facilities across Sindh.

Eligible bidders must be registered organizations with relevant experience in health information systems deployment, IT infrastructure provision, or allied healthcare technology services. Bidders are required to demonstrate technical capacity in Clinical Management System implementation and training delivery. Standard bid security norms apply as per procurement rules. Interested organizations should possess valid registration from appropriate regulatory authorities and evidence of prior similar project execution where applicable.

Bid documents are obtainable from PPHI Sindh offices listed below during specified business hours. Sealed proposals must be submitted by August 11, 2026, with bid opening to follow on August 27, 2026. Interested parties should contact PPHI Sindh directly at the address provided for detailed specifications, technical requirements, and clarification sessions. All submissions must comply with standard procurement documentation requirements and financial bid formats as detailed in the tender documents.

PPHI Sindh seeks organizations to support primary healthcare system strengthening focused on Clinical Management System deployment and associated IT infrastructure across Sindh's health network. The scope appears medium-to-large, affecting a thousand-plus facilities. Closing date is August 11, 2026 – approximately four months away. Bidders should have documented health IT systems experience; this is a one-off service delivery initiative rather than recurring procurement, though capacity building and system rollout components may extend over multiple phases.

Who can bid: Bidders must be registered organizations with health IT systems or healthcare infrastructure expertise. Typically required: SECP registration, active NTN, proof of prior CMS or health information system experience, and technical team qualifications for training delivery. No specific PEC category mandated; however, IT and healthcare sector registrations are implied.