Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Kidney & Liver Institute and Research Center, Lahore invites bids for a re-tender of endoscopy consumables under a framework contract arrangement (Reference PRO/279A/2025). This is a framework procurement allowing multiple purchases over the contract period. The scope encompasses various endoscopy consumable items required for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures at the Institute located in Punjab. The contract will establish the terms, pricing, and delivery conditions for ongoing supply of these medical consumables.
Bidders must be eligible vendors with relevant experience in supplying medical consumables and must comply with all regulatory requirements under Pakistani law, including DRAP Act 2012. Bid security is required as specified in the bidding documents. Bidders are required to submit technical specifications confirming conformity to stated standards, evidence of manufacturer authorization where applicable, and documentation establishing their eligibility and financial capacity. All goods must meet quality certification requirements and comply with specified standards.
Bidding documents are available from the procuring agency and detailed submission procedures are specified in the tender notice. Bids must be submitted by the deadline stated in the bid data sheet. Opening of bids will be conducted by the procuring agency on the scheduled date. For clarifications regarding bidding documents or technical specifications, eligible bidders may contact the Institute during the designated period. Award will be made to the lowest evaluated responsive bid meeting all technical and commercial requirements.
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 re-tendered framework contract for endoscopy consumables at a major teaching hospital in Lahore. The framework structure indicates recurrent procurement over multiple years rather than a one-off purchase, likely with quarterly or scheduled calls for supplies. Bidders should note the emphasis on DRAP compliance and quality certification—regulatory alignment is non-negotiable. The re-tender flag suggests the first round either failed or required republication; new bidders entering should verify technical specifications carefully and ensure manufacturer credentials are fully documented.
Who can bid: Typically, suppliers of medical consumables must be registered with SECP or as a partnership firm, hold valid NTN and sales tax registration, and meet DRAP certification requirements under the Drugs Act 2012. Preference may exist for bidders with prior experience supplying to healthcare institutions. The notice requires demonstration of manufacturer authorization and compliance with specified quality standards.