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The Department of Health, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is inviting sealed bids for the supply and installation of laboratory equipment to support provincial health infrastructure development. This procurement covers a range of laboratory instruments and diagnostic equipment required for health facilities across the province. The contract scope includes delivery, installation, testing, and commissioning of equipment at designated locations within Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with comprehensive technical specifications and performance standards to be met by the successful bidder. The estimated value and detailed specifications are contained within the tender documents available from the issuing department. Eligible bidders must possess valid business registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan or equivalent authority, valid tax registration with the Federal Board of Revenue, and relevant experience in supplying and installing similar laboratory equipment to government or private healthcare institutions. Bidders are required to submit bid security as specified in the tender documents, along with detailed technical and financial proposals demonstrating capability and cost competitiveness. Bid documents may be obtained from the Department of Health office during working hours on payment of the prescribed fee, with submission of sealed bids required by the closing date specified in the notice. Bid opening will take place at the department office with all bidders welcome to attend. Technical queries and clarifications should be directed to the department contact provided in the tender notice well before the submission deadline.

KPK Health is procuring laboratory diagnostic equipment with delivery, installation, testing and commissioning across provincial health facilities. Scale appears medium-to-large given multi-location deployment and technical commissioning requirements. This is a one-off procurement for infrastructure development. The closing date of August 2026 suggests a planned, non-urgent process, allowing reasonable preparation time. Bidders should note this involves post-delivery commissioning responsibility, implying technical support capacity is critical—not merely supply-focused competitors.

Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid SECP business registration and FBR tax registration. Prior experience supplying/installing similar equipment to government or private healthcare institutions is mandatory. Typically, healthcare suppliers must also comply with drug and medical device regulatory frameworks applicable in Pakistan.