Framework Contract for Procurement of Medical Goods and Services by Allama Iqbal Memorial Teaching Hospital

Allama Iqbal Memorial Teaching Hospital, Sialkot, under the Specialized Healthcare & Medical Education Department, Government of the Punjab, invites bids for a framework contract for the procurement of goods and services for the financial year 2026-27. The scope includes supply of X-ray films, stationery items, general store items, biomedical gases, IT items, orthopedic and neurosurgery implants, repair and maintenance of medical equipment and machinery, and repair of vehicles. This is a comprehensive procurement covering multiple categories of essential hospital supplies and services required for ongoing operations. The framework contract will enable the hospital to meet its diverse operational needs throughout the fiscal year with streamlined procurement procedures.

This is a large-scale framework contract spanning multiple categories—consumables, biomedical gases, implants, equipment maintenance, and vehicle repair—indicating ongoing operational demand rather than a one-time project. The breadth suggests the hospital seeks pre-qualified suppliers across diverse specialties; bidders should note that eligibility may require category-specific registrations (medical device licensing for implants, workshop certification for vehicle/equipment repair). The contract structure implies rolling purchase orders against negotiated rates, suitable for established suppliers with broad capabilities or consortiums. Closing date is 6 August 2026; bidders should confirm current validity of registrations and capacity across their nominated categories.

Who can bid: Typically, bidders must hold valid business registration (SECP/Partnership Deed/Sole Proprietor registration), NTN, and Sales Tax Registration. For medical implants and biomedical gases, relevant regulatory approvals from drug/health authorities are typically required. Vehicle repair contractors typically need workshop registration and relevant mechanical certifications. The notice does not specify category-wise eligibility; bidders should clarify with the hospital whether single-category or multi-category bids are accepted.