Supply of Surgical Instruments for Primary Surgical Skills Workshops by CPSP Pakistan

The College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) invites sealed bids from reputable companies for the supply of surgical instruments required for primary surgical skills workshops to be conducted across Pakistan. This tender is issued to equip multiple workshop centres nationwide with the necessary surgical instruments to support medical education and training programmes. The scope covers procurement of a comprehensive range of surgical instruments needed for practical skills training at workshop venues throughout Pakistan including Sindh, Punjab, Islamabad and other regions. The procurement is intended to standardize equipment across all CPSP regional centres and workshops, ensuring consistent quality of surgical training delivery.

Bidders should be established, reputable companies with demonstrated experience in supplying surgical instruments to medical institutions and healthcare organizations. Interested parties must obtain tender documents from CPSP offices by paying a non-refundable fee of Rs. 2,500. Two separate sealed bids covering technical and financial proposals must be submitted by 25 August 2026 at 10:45 AM to the Secretary CPSP. Tender opening will take place on the same day at 11:00 AM in the presence of bidders. CPSP reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids in accordance with applicable procurement regulations.

Tender documents are available from three CPSP locations: the Purchase Department at CPSP Headquarters on 7th Central Street Phase-II, D.H.A Karachi (phone 021-99266400-10, extensions 237 and 330); the Operations Department at CPSP Regional Centre next to INMOL Hospital, Block-D, New Muslim Town, Lahore (phone 042-99231320-8); and the Operations Department at CPSP Regional Centre in Sector G-8/3, Ravi Road, Islamabad (phone 051-9262590-1). Sealed bids must reach the Secretary CPSP by the specified deadline for consideration.

CPSP seeks surgical instrument suppliers for a national primary surgical skills workshop programme. The tender appears medium-scale, covering multiple regional centres. Key challenge: 25 August 2026 deadline is imminent. Two-envelope bidding (technical plus financial) is required. The recurring nature across Pakistan's workshop network suggests potential for framework-type relationship. Reputable status and medical sector experience appear mandatory; establish contact early with the three listed CPSP offices to understand exact instrument specifications and delivery logistics.

Who can bid: Reputable companies with documented experience supplying surgical instruments to medical institutions are required. Specific licensing (PEC, SECP, NTN registration) is not explicitly stated; typically surgical instrument suppliers must hold relevant trade registration and NTN. Medical device import/manufacturing certificates may be required if instruments are imported. Bid security amount is not specified in the notice.