Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Kidney & Liver Institute and Research Center, Lahore is procuring a sternum saw under tender reference PRO/136/2026. This is a specialized surgical instrument required for cardiothoracic and organ transplant procedures conducted at the institute. The procurement is open to eligible bidders and is being conducted under competitive bidding procedures. The scope involves supply of the sternum saw meeting defined technical specifications, with delivery and installation at the institute's facilities in Lahore, Punjab.
Eligible bidders must be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities including SECP or the appropriate regulatory body, possess valid NTN and GST registration, and hold necessary trade licenses. Bidders must submit bid security as specified in the bid data sheet, typically a percentage of the bid value or fixed amount in the form of bank draft, pay order, or guarantee from a scheduled bank operating in Pakistan. Bidders are required to demonstrate technical capability, financial stability, and prior experience in supplying medical equipment or surgical instruments to healthcare institutions.
Bidding documents are available for download from the institute's procurement office or through official government portals. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet, with opening to be conducted at the institute's premises. Prospective bidders are advised to obtain complete bidding documents, review all technical specifications and general conditions of contract, and submit compliant bids with all required supporting documentation including manufacturer certificates, authorization letters, and proof of eligibility.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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PKLI is procuring a single sternum saw, a specialized surgical cutting instrument for cardiothoracic procedures. The 74-page tender document indicates a formal, comprehensive procurement process following standard government procedures. No estimated value is disclosed in the notice. The deadline (August 2026) suggests adequate bidding window. Bidders should note this appears to be equipment supply without installation complexity; pre-qualification and technical compliance are critical given the medical device context.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid SECP registration (for companies) or sole proprietor documentation, NTN, and GST registration with FBR. Typically, medical equipment suppliers must also hold DRAP authorization or relevant healthcare product certifications. The notice references DRAP Act 2012 compliance. Local bidders and authorized distributors of international manufacturers are eligible.