Stitching of Grey Uniform and Purchase of Kit Items by Airport Security Force-North

Airport Security Force-North invites bids for the stitching of grey uniforms and purchase of kit items under Corrigendum Number 1 (CORR-P73621-001). This is a goods procurement tender issued on August 5, 2026, under a single-stage, one-envelope bidding process at national level. The procuring entity is based in Rawalpindi, Punjab province. The tender covers supply of uniforms and associated kit items required for airport security personnel operations across the northern region. Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria including valid business registration, tax clearance certificates, and relevant experience in similar procurement contracts. A bid securing declaration is required from all participating bidders as per the tender conditions. Interested bidders can obtain the complete Standard Bidding Document from the office of the Deputy Director, CSO North, located at Ghaffar Shaheed, Garrison Kurri Road, Rawalpindi, with contact available at +92-333-232-7566 or northddo@gmail.com. Bids must be submitted in a single sealed envelope in the prescribed format. The bid opening will follow the schedule outlined in the Bid Data Sheet. All submissions must comply with the General and Special Conditions of Contract, Integrity Pact requirements, and Performance Guarantee provisions detailed in the document.

ASF-North is procuring grey uniforms and kit items through a straightforward goods tender using single-stage bidding. The procurement appears modest in scale, focused on security personnel apparel and equipment for the Rawalpindi-based northern region operations. The corrigendum indicates this is an amended notice, suggesting potential earlier version changes bidders should verify. No framework or recurring contract language appears evident, indicating likely one-off or annual procurement. Interested suppliers should confirm current specifications and quantities through the issuing office before final submission.

Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with relevant Pakistani business authorities (SECP or sole proprietorship documentation), hold valid NTN/Sales Tax registration, and provide evidence of past contract experience. The notice requires submission of past experience records, financial capacity documentation, and a bid securing declaration. Any bidder with historical contract non-performance or pending litigation must disclose this; such history may affect evaluation.