Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Plant Diseases Research Institute Tandojam, operating under Agriculture Research Sindh within the Agriculture Supply & Prices Department of the Government of Sindh, invites national competitive bids for the procurement of chemicals and glassware. The tender is referenced as dd/07/tech-II/136/2026-27 with SPPRA ID IFB-______/2026-27. This procurement is conducted through the Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Authority framework and is open to qualified suppliers throughout Pakistan. The bidding documents outline specifications and requirements for laboratory chemicals and glassware necessary for the Institute's research operations in plant disease management.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria for goods suppliers in Pakistan, typically including valid registration with relevant authorities such as the Federal Board of Revenue for tax purposes and compliance with Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Authority regulations. Prospective bidders should verify all specific eligibility requirements, required licenses, and bid security details as outlined in the Instructions to Bidders section of the complete bidding documents. The bidding documents are available for purchase at a fee of Rs. 3,000.
Bidders can obtain complete bidding documents by contacting the Agriculture Research Sindh office in Tandojam at telephone 022-3405202, fax 022-3405204, or via email at ddtech2ars@yahoo.com. The bidding documents comprise Part One (Instructions to Bidders) and Part Two (General Conditions of Contract) and should be carefully reviewed before submission. Bids must be submitted in accordance with the timelines and procedures specified in the Instructions to Bidders, with bid opening conducted as per SPPRA guidelines.
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The Institute is procuring laboratory chemicals and glassware for plant disease research operations.
The tender follows standard NCB procedures under SPPRA regulation. This appears to be a regular research consumables purchase rather than a one-time capital project. Bidders should note the Rs. 3,000 document fee and ensure compliance with SPPRA requirements. No exceptional technical specifications or tight timelines are immediately evident from the cover page; full scope is in the detailed bidding documents.
Who can bid: Suppliers typically require valid FBR registration and NTN for goods procurement in Pakistan. SPPRA compliance is mandatory. The notice does not specify sector restrictions; bidders should verify PEC registration if applicable under Sindh regulations. Registered chemical suppliers and laboratory equipment distributors meeting provincial standards are typically eligible.