Procurement of Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, Printing and Office Equipment by D.G. Khan Medical College

D.G. Khan Medical College, D.G. Khan invites national competitive bids through e-procurement (e-PADS) for the procurement of drugs and medicines (chemical), stationery, printing materials, other store costs, internet services, office building maintenance and machinery and equipment. This is a single stage-two envelope tender issued under both one-time contract and framework contract arrangements. The procurement covers a comprehensive range of supplies and services essential to the operation of the medical college, including pharmaceutical products, office consumables, printing services, utility costs, and equipment requirements. Bidders are required to submit sealed bids in two separate envelopes through the e-PADS portal. The bidding process follows national competitive bidding rules and includes preliminary examination, technical evaluation, and post-qualification procedures. Interested vendors should obtain the complete bidding document from D.G. Khan Medical College for detailed specifications and requirements.

This is a multi-category procurement by a medical institution covering drugs, chemicals, stationery, printing, utilities and equipment. The broad scope and framework contract structure suggest ongoing supply arrangements rather than one-off purchases. Medical colleges typically have recurring needs, so successful bidders may secure extended supply relationships. The two-envelope format indicates both technical and financial components will be evaluated separately. Bidders must meet eligibility criteria and provide comprehensive documentation; financial capacity and past performance in healthcare supply will likely be weighted factors.

Who can bid: Typically, bidders must be registered with relevant authorities (SECP or NTN), possess valid business licenses, and demonstrate financial stability. For pharmaceutical supplies, vendors typically require drug licensing or wholesale authorization from relevant provincial health authorities. For equipment and printing, registered suppliers with appropriate business registration are generally eligible. The notice does not specify PEC category or sector-specific restrictions; interested parties should verify current registration status and obtain detailed eligibility criteria from the college.