Procurement of Goods and Services by CTD Gujranwala Region under Framework Contract FY 2026-27

The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Gujranwala Region, under the Police Department of the Government of Punjab, invites bids for the procurement of goods and services for the financial year 2026-2027 under a framework contract arrangement. The tender is issued from the CTD Complex located near Abdal More, Butteranwali in Gujranwala, Punjab, and covers a range of supplies and services to support CTD operations throughout the region. This is a framework contract procurement designed to establish rates and terms for recurring supply and service requirements over the financial year, allowing for multiple call-offs against agreed rates.

Eligible bidders must be registered entities meeting standard procurement qualifications, including proof of registration with relevant Pakistani authorities such as the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for tax purposes and provincial registration where applicable. Bidders are required to submit bid security as specified in the tender documents and must demonstrate financial and technical capacity to execute the contract. Bidders must not have been subject to corrupt or fraudulent practices and must meet all specified eligibility criteria outlined in the Instructions to Bidders section.

Bidding documents are available from the CTD Gujranwala Region office at the address listed above. Electronic bids must be submitted by the deadline specified in the Bid Data Sheet section of this document. The opening of e-bids will be conducted by the procuring agency on the scheduled date, with technical and financial evaluation following established procurement procedures. Interested parties should contact the CTD Gujranwala office at telephone +92 (55) 3414001 or fax +92 (55) 3414010 for clarifications regarding the tender requirements and submission procedures.

This framework contract procurement by CTD Gujranwala covers multiple categories of goods and services for FY 2026-27, structured to allow phased ordering against pre-agreed rates throughout the year. The notice establishes the bidding structure but technical specifications and schedule of requirements are contained in Section III and VII respectively. As a government security agency procurement, bidders should expect rigorous compliance checks and possible site inspections. The framework contract approach suggests moderate to substantial cumulative volumes distributed across the year rather than a single large delivery.

Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with Pakistani tax authorities (NTN/FBR) and meet standard company registration requirements. Typically, suppliers require valid business registration, tax clearance certificates, and proof of capacity for the specific goods or services. Security sector procurements often require additional vetting including background checks and declarations of non-involvement in corrupt practices, as explicitly stated in this notice.