Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT), Advance System Rebuild Factory (ASRF), invites sealed tenders from reputed firms possessing valid NTN certificates for the indigenous development of electrical and instrument assemblies for A-Vehicle platforms. The project is being procured under the Ministry of Defence Production (MoDP) framework and Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) guidelines. Detailed specifications, delivery schedules, assembly quantities and nomenclature are outlined in Annex D of this tender document. The scope encompasses design, development and supply of multiple electrical and instrumentation component assemblies according to the stated technical requirements and delivery timeline. Development will be executed in accordance with MoDP protocols and PPRA Rule 28 governing the tender process.
Eligible bidders must possess current NTN (National Tax Number) certificates and satisfy the eligibility criteria detailed in Annex E, which cover technical capability, financial standing, past experience and compliance certifications. Bid security requirements and other financial conditions are specified in Part II of the tender. Firms must demonstrate their ability to meet indigenous development standards and project delivery schedules as mandated for defence-related procurement.
Bid documents are available from HIT, ASRF office, Taxila Cantt, with contact extension 63125 on telephone +92-51-9315577. Sealed bids must be submitted on or before 26 August 2026 at 1100 hours local time; late submissions will not be entertained under PPRA Rule 28. Tender opening will commence at 1130 hours the same day. All proposals should include financial proposals (Annex C), certificate of eligibility (Annex B), and detailed technical specifications as prescribed in Part III of the tender document.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
HIT Taxila seeks indigenous development of electrical and instrument assemblies for defence vehicle platforms—a complex, design-led procurement involving multiple component systems rather than simple supply.
Scale appears medium-to-large given defence specifications and multiple assembly quantities. Notable: this is development work requiring design capability, not just manufacturing; long lead time (Aug 2026) suggests phased or staged delivery; defence context implies stringent indigenous content and compliance protocols. Recurring potential if platforms evolve.
Who can bid: Valid NTN certificate mandatory. Bidders must demonstrate technical capability for defence-grade design and development, financial standing, past relevant experience, and compliance certifications per Annex E. Typically, PEC registration not explicitly stated but defence development work typically requires validation from MoDP or equivalent. Foreign firms likely restricted given 'indigenous development' emphasis.