Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sealed tenders are invited from pre-qualified firms for the provision of hospital diet extras for patients at Headquarters Rawalpindi Logistic Area. The tender covers delivery during October, November and December 2026, with rates valid for a three-month period commencing 27 August 2026. This procurement is for the supply of supplementary dietary provisions to support patient nutrition within the military medical establishment located in Rawalpindi, Punjab. The scope encompasses reliable supply chain management and timely delivery of dietary supplements tailored to hospital patient requirements. Pre-qualified firms are eligible to participate in this competitive bidding process. Firms must submit earnest money of 5 percent of the quoted tender value, with a maximum limit of 1,000 million rupees, in the form of a Call Deposit or Bank Draft made payable to Rawalpindi Logistic Area Supply and Transport Branch. Pre-qualification requirements, tender forms and other supplier details can be collected from the address specified below until 27 July 2026 upon written request. Quotations must be received at the Supply and Transport Branch Headquarters Rawalpindi Logistic Area before 1000 hours on 27 August 2026, with opening scheduled for 1100 hours the same day. The competent authority reserves the right to reject any or all tendered documents for technical or other reasons. Interested suppliers should contact the Deputy Director Supply and Transport at Headquarters Rawalpindi Logistic Area via phone 0331-5299222 for further information and pre-qualification details.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a recurring three-month rate contract for hospital diet supplements serving a military medical facility in Rawalpindi.
The procurement appears modest in scale, requiring only 5% earnest money (max 1 million rupees). Pre-qualification status is mandatory, suggesting established supplier networks are preferred. The tight deadline (27 August) and relatively short contract duration indicate this may be an emergency or interim arrangement rather than a full-year commitment. Competition is likely from experienced hospital dietary suppliers already pre-approved by military logistics.
Who can bid: Only pre-qualified firms are eligible to bid. The notice does not specify registration requirements, but typically suppliers for military establishments require NTN registration, valid business registration from SECP, and demonstrated experience in hospital food supply. Military procurement typically requires security vetting of bidders.