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Description / Scope of Work
Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) is inviting sealed bids for the procurement of one Peel/Twist Testing Machine under a National Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process. This is a goods procurement tender issued by the Assistant Manager Procurement at MEPCO Complex, Wapda Colony, Khanewal Road, Multan City in Punjab Province. The tender reference is 78/27 and the closing date for bid submission is 6 August 2026. This specialized testing equipment will be utilized for quality assurance and material testing purposes within MEPCO's operations.
Eligible bidders must meet prescribed criteria including registration with relevant authorities and compliance with MEPCO's qualification standards. A bid security declaration is required from all participating vendors as per the tender conditions. Bidders are expected to provide comprehensive technical specifications, delivery timelines, and warranty details for the testing machine. All submissions must strictly adhere to the single stage-two envelope system outlined in the bidding document.
Bid documents are available for collection or download from MEPCO's procurement office at the address mentioned above. Interested bidders should submit their sealed bids in two envelopes (technical and financial) on or before 6 August 2026. Bids will be opened on the same date at MEPCO Complex. For further information, queries, or bid document procurement, bidders should contact the Assistant Manager Procurement at telephone +92-319-975-7793 or email amproc&dist@mepco.com.pk.
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MEPCO seeks a single Peel/Twist Testing Machine for internal QA/materials testing.
This is specialized lab equipment procurement—likely a one-off capital purchase rather than consumables. The 18-month timeline to August 2026 suggests moderate urgency but not emergency procurement. Suppliers should emphasize technical compliance, warranty terms, and local availability/after-sales support given MEPCO's utility scale requirements and likely preference for reliable service.
Who can bid: Bidders must register with relevant authorities (typically NTN/SECP for suppliers) and meet MEPCO's qualification standards. Bid security declaration mandatory. Non-construction procurement; no PEC category applies. Specific registration bodies not named in notice—typically suppliers must be tax-registered and operationally compliant.