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Description / Scope of Work
The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Hyderabad, Pakistan Customs invites national competitive bids for the provision of transportation of goods and other related services on a non-consultancy basis. This is a single-stage, one-envelope procurement process managed by the Deputy Collector at the Customs office located in A-49 Site Area, Hyderabad, Sindh Province. The scope encompasses the movement and logistics of goods in connection with customs operations, serving the Hyderabad district and surrounding administrative areas under the jurisdiction of Pakistan Customs.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria as outlined in the bidding document, including relevant registration and financial capacity requirements. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants as per the procurement regulations. Bidders are expected to have demonstrable experience in transportation and logistics services, with submission of past project performance details and financial documentation as part of the technical and financial evaluation process.
Interested parties should obtain the complete bidding document and submit their bids in a single sealed envelope containing all required forms and supporting documents. The bid opening will take place on the scheduled date as per the bidding timeline. For further information, clarification, or to submit bids, vendors should contact the Deputy Collector at the address provided: A-49 Site Area, Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan, via telephone +92-331-301-2804 or email manoo.mal@fbr.gov.pk. All submissions must comply with the general and special conditions of contract detailed in the bidding 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.
Pakistan Customs seeks a logistics provider for routine goods movement within Hyderabad district customs operations.
Scale appears medium—ongoing transport services for a federal enforcement agency rather than one-off project. Notable: 18-month deadline suggests low urgency; no cost ceiling disclosed, indicating budgeted arrangement. Recurring nature implies stable work volume but competitive renewal risk. Bidders should expect periodic performance review and compliance audits given customs environment.
Who can bid: Typically requires NTN registration, valid business entity status (SECP registration for limited companies), and demonstrated logistics/transport experience. Bid security declaration mandatory. Financial capacity documentation required. No PEC category specified—transport licensing from relevant provincial authority likely expected. Specific thresholds not stated in summary.