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The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Department of Health, invites sealed bids for the supply and installation of laboratory equipment across health facilities in the province. This procurement encompasses medical diagnostic and analytical equipment required to strengthen laboratory services in government healthcare institutions throughout Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The tender is intended to modernize laboratory infrastructure and enhance diagnostic capabilities at public health facilities. Bidders must be registered with the relevant regulatory authorities and possess valid business registration. Firms should demonstrate technical competence in supplying and installing laboratory equipment, with preference for those having prior experience with government health departments. Bid security will be required as per Public Procurement Rules. All bidders must submit complete documentation including company registration certificates, tax clearance, previous project references, and technical specifications of offered equipment. Bid documents are available from the issuing office and must be submitted by the specified closing date in sealed envelopes. Bids will be opened on the date and at the venue notified in the tender documents. Interested suppliers should contact the Department of Health office for tender documents, technical clarifications, and submission procedures. Evaluation will be conducted based on technical merit, cost competitiveness, and compliance with tender requirements.

KPK Health Department seeks laboratory equipment supply and installation across provincial health facilities—a modernization initiative to enhance diagnostic capacity. Scale appears medium-to-large given multi-facility rollout. Key differentiator: government health department experience strongly preferred, suggesting prior relationships may influence evaluation. Closing date is distant (Aug 2026), indicating time for robust proposal preparation. This is likely one-off infrastructure enhancement rather than recurring supply.

Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid business registration (SECP/NTN typically required for federal tenders, though not explicitly stated). Registration with relevant regulatory authorities (DRAP for medical equipment imports, typically) implied. Prior experience with government health procurements preferred but may not be mandatory. Tax clearance required.