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Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Telecom Authority is procuring a cyber threat management platform under a national single-stage, one-envelope bidding process. The procurement is for goods and is open to eligible bidders on a competitive basis. The standard bidding document outlines comprehensive requirements for supply and implementation of the platform, which will strengthen PTA's cybersecurity infrastructure and threat detection capabilities. The procurement is geographically scoped to the Federal territory, with the contracting office located in Islamabad at F-5/1.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant registration and financial capacity requirements. A bid securing declaration is required as part of the submission, and bidders must provide technical and financial quotations in accordance with the prescribed schedules. Past experience with similar cybersecurity or platform implementations, financial resources documentation, and details of key personnel are among the mandatory submission requirements. Performance guarantees and an integrity pact signature are conditions of contract award.
Bid documents are available from PTA, Islamabad, with submissions required by the closing date. The single envelope format means technical and financial bids are evaluated together in one round. Interested bidders should contact the Assistant Director at the PTA office via the provided telephone number (+92-300-514-5757) or email (khaliqhussain@pta.gov.pk) for clarifications or to obtain the complete bidding documents package.
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PTA is seeking supply of a cyber threat management platform in a national competitive bid with single-stage evaluation.
The procurement reflects growing governmental focus on cybersecurity infrastructure. Bidders must demonstrate prior experience with similar platform implementations and possess adequate financial standing. Submission includes technical specifications, financial quotations, performance guarantees, and integrity pact signatures. The standard bidding document is comprehensive, suggesting formal evaluation processes and no shortcuts. Notable requirement for detailed past performance and current contract information.
Who can bid: Specific eligibility criteria are stated in section 28 of the bidding document. Bidders typically require SECP registration, valid NTN, and demonstrated prior experience in cybersecurity platform supply or similar technology implementations. Financial capacity and professional credentials are mandatory. PTA reserves right to verify credentials with regulatory authorities.