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Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Industrial Technical Assistance Centre (PITAC), Lahore invites competitive bids for the hiring of security services at its headquarters in Lahore under Tender Notice No. 489/2026. The services required include engagement of ex-army personnel and trained civilian personnel to provide one security supervisor and four security guards. The contract scope covers provision of qualified and experienced security personnel to maintain safety and security at PITAC's facilities in Lahore, Punjab. Bids are invited from reputable and experienced firms and companies with demonstrated expertise in security service provision. The bidding process is open to all eligible firms meeting the specified criteria, with bid submissions accepted through the federal PPRA ePADS web portal at http://eproc.gov.pk or manual submission as per tender conditions outlined in the procurement documents. Detailed terms and conditions for the tender are available on the PPRA website (www.ppra.gov.pk) and PITAC website (www.pitac.gov.pk) for prospective bidders to review before submission. The tender document provides comprehensive information regarding service requirements, staffing specifications, and evaluation methodology for interested parties.
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PITAC seeks contracted security services for its Lahore headquarters: one supervisor and four guards, preferably ex-military or trained civilian personnel. This is a service contract of relatively small-to-medium scale for a government technical centre. Bidders must be reputable firms with documented security services experience. The notice specifies no explicit contract duration or value, suggesting this may be a recurring annual procurement. Competition should focus on personnel quality, compliance certifications, and cost efficiency within PPRA guidelines.
Who can bid: Bidders must be reputable and experienced security services firms. While not explicitly detailed, typically such procurement requires SECP registration, valid NTN, and relevant security sector credentials or licensing. Preference stated for ex-army or formally trained personnel. Manual bids will not be accepted; electronic submission via ePADS is mandatory.