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Description / Scope of Work
THQ Hospital Kamoke, District Gujranwala, invites sealed bids for a framework contract to supply filled medical gases cylinders for the fiscal year 2026-27. This is a recurring supply contract under which the hospital will place orders for medical gases as needed throughout the year, with suppliers required to deliver filled cylinders on demand. The framework contract establishes unit rates and terms that will govern all deliveries during the contract period. The scope encompasses procurement of medical-grade gases in standard hospital cylinders, meeting all regulatory standards for medical gas supply and safety. Bids are invited from eligible suppliers registered with relevant authorities and capable of maintaining consistent supply to hospital specifications throughout the financial year.
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This is a recurring framework contract for medical gases supply to a district hospital in Punjab's Gujranwala region. The supplier will establish fixed rates for the year with delivery on demand, making this a stable but volume-dependent contract. Medical gases require regulatory compliance (DRAP/Drug Act certification noted in tender clauses), licensing, and reliable logistics. The framework structure means consistent orders but also ongoing performance accountability. Suitable for established medical gas suppliers with hospital supply experience and proper certifications.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with relevant regulatory authorities for medical gas supply, including DRAP compliance and Drug Act adherence as stated in the tender. Typically, suppliers of medical gases require valid business registration (SECP/NTN), manufacturing or distribution licences from provincial health departments, and certification of gas quality standards. Blacklisting provisions apply; any history of corruption or fraud disqualifies bidders.