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Description / Scope of Work
The District Health Office in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa invites sealed bids for the supply of medicines and medical equipment under reference RFB-FMJH (PK). The procurement covers a range of pharmaceutical items and healthcare supplies required for district health operations. This is a competitive bidding process issued to ensure transparent acquisition of essential medical commodities. The invitation seeks bids from registered and qualified suppliers capable of meeting healthcare delivery standards and timely supply schedules throughout the province.
Eligible bidders must hold current registration with the relevant regulatory authorities including SECP or NTN as applicable to their business structure. Suppliers should possess valid licenses for pharmaceutical and medical equipment supply from the appropriate provincial health authority. Bid security in an amount to be confirmed with bid documents must accompany all submissions. Experience in supplying similar items to government or institutional healthcare facilities is typically required, and bidders must demonstrate financial stability and proven supply chain capacity.
Bid documents are available from the District Health Office during specified office hours. Sealed bids must be submitted to the designated office by the closing date of 31 August 2026. Bids will be publicly opened on the announced date following the submission deadline. Interested suppliers should contact the District Health Office directly for detailed specifications, terms and conditions, and any technical clarifications required before bid submission.
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District Health Office KP is procuring medicines and medical equipment for provincial healthcare operations under competitive sealed bidding.
This appears to be a medium-to-large recurring supply contract covering multiple pharmaceutical items and health commodities. The 31-month timeline suggests either a one-time large stock procurement or an annual framework agreement. Notable: bid security amount unspecified in notice (must be confirmed via bid documents), and supplier must maintain continuous supply schedules across KP—suggesting logistics capability matters significantly alongside product availability.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with SECP or hold NTN as per business structure. Valid pharmaceutical/medical equipment supply licenses from provincial health authority required. Experience supplying government or institutional healthcare facilities typically expected. Financial stability and supply chain capacity must be demonstrable. Registration status and license validity are mandatory screening criteria.