Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Kidney & Liver Institute and Research Center (PKLI & RC) invites sealed competitive bids for the procurement of IT equipment and related accessories under tender reference PRO-133-2026. The procurement covers a range of information technology equipment and accessories required to support the institute's operational and research activities. The scope encompasses hardware, peripherals, and ancillary IT goods to be delivered to the PKLI & RC facility in Punjab province. Eligible bidders must demonstrate current business registration with the relevant authority, valid NTN (National Tax Number), and clear financial standing. Bidders should possess technical capability to supply quality-assured IT equipment compliant with international standards. A bid security in the form of bank guarantee or cash deposit is mandatory as specified in the bidding documents. Interested vendors should obtain complete bidding documents from the procuring agency and submit sealed bids by the prescribed deadline. The bid opening will be conducted by the procuring agency in the presence of bidders or their representatives. Technical evaluation will assess compliance with specifications, and post-qualification will verify bidder credentials before contract award. All bidders retain the right to seek clarification on bidding documents and lodge grievances through the formal redressal mechanism outlined in the tender conditions.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
PKLI & RC is procuring general IT equipment and accessories—a straightforward goods supply contract with no unusual specialisation implied. Scale appears moderate based on organisational scope; the 65-page bidding document suggests structured procurement with formal qualification requirements. The August 2026 closing date allows reasonable preparation time. Competition likely to be competitive given the healthcare sector's operational importance and the open competitive bidding framework. Bidders should verify exact specifications and delivery locations in the technical section before committing resources.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require valid NTN, current business registration (SECP for companies or relevant provincial authority for sole traders), and tax compliance. Bidders must be operationally active and capable of supplying certified IT equipment. No explicit restriction on company type or location appears in the available excerpt, but Pakistani vendors or those with local representation are typically preferred. Registration with relevant trade bodies (PEC-equivalent for IT/equipment suppliers if applicable) may be required.