Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Zarai Taraqiati Bank Ltd (ZTBL), the procuring agency based in Islamabad, Capital Territory, invites bids for the procurement of printing services for credit manuals under a national, single-stage one-envelope tender process. This is a non-consultancy services contract for which detailed specifications, scope of work, and service requirements are outlined in the standard bidding document. The tender is issued by the Procurement Department, Room-205, 2nd Floor, Main Building, ZTBL Head Office, Zero Point, Islamabad, and represents a structured procurement opportunity for qualified printing service providers capable of delivering professional-quality manual production.
Eligibility criteria, evaluation criteria, and required services specifications are detailed within the bid data sheet and related sections of the document. Prospective bidders must meet all prescribed eligibility requirements, including financial capacity and past experience criteria, and are required to submit a bid securing declaration along with all mandated supporting documentation. The contract will be governed by general and special conditions of contract, with an integrity pact and performance guarantee required from the successful bidder.
Interested bidders may obtain the complete bidding document and submit their bids in accordance with the instructions to bidders section. Bid submission, opening procedures, and all relevant timelines are specified in the document. All inquiries and bid submissions should be directed to the Procurement Department at +92-344-544-4455 or head.gpu@ztbl.com.pk. The tender is published as of August 10, 2026, with specific closing date and opening arrangements detailed in the bid data sheet.
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ZTBL seeks qualified printing service providers for credit manual production in Islamabad.
The tender uses a single-stage one-envelope process, suggesting moderate complexity and established procurement procedures. Bidders must demonstrate past experience in similar printing contracts and meet financial capacity thresholds; the document structure indicates preference for established firms. The bid securing declaration requirement and integrity pact suggest formal institutional procurement standards. Closing date is August 28, 2026—bidders should verify current document availability and timeline feasibility immediately.
Who can bid: The document does not specify PEC category or detailed eligibility thresholds; however, bidders typically require valid business registration (SECP or SMEDA), active NTN, and documented past experience in commercial printing contracts of similar or larger scope. Sole proprietors, partnerships, and companies are typically eligible. Specific financial capacity and turnover requirements are referenced but detailed in sections not fully visible in this extract.