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Description / Scope of Work
Faisalabad Institute of Cardiology, located in Faisalabad, Punjab, invites bids for procurement of medical disposables and surgical items for the financial year 2026-27 on a re-tender basis. The procurement encompasses four major categories: Angiography and Angioplasty Disposables with General Surgical Disposable Items for the Main Medicine Store and Model Pharmacy (estimated cost Rs 69,062,950); Cardiac Surgical Disposable Items (estimated cost Rs 159,476,835); Drug Medicine and Suture Items (estimated cost Rs 521,601,244); and Nuclear Medicine Items (estimated cost Rs 3,900,000). The total procurement scope represents significant healthcare supply requirements across multiple specialized medical domains. Bidders must be well-reputed firms and contractors registered with Income Tax, Sales Tax, and Professional Tax authorities, and must appear on the Active Taxpayers list of the Federal Board of Revenue. Bid security is set at 2 percent of the estimated cost for each category. Bidding documents carrying complete details are available for free download from the PPRA website at https://ep.punjab.gov.pk/ and https://fic.gop.pk. Bids must be submitted online through the Punjab e-Procurement System on the specified dates and times for each category, with tender opening scheduled immediately thereafter at 11:30 AM on the same day. Hard copies of financial instruments must be submitted at the purchase cell in Faisalabad before tender opening. Procurement shall follow Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Rules 2014 on a single-stage two-envelope basis.
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Four separate tenders for medical disposables and surgical items totalling approximately Rs 754 million across cardiology specializations.
Bids open across late August 2026 on staggered dates. Bidders must hold current tax and professional registrations. Scale ranges from Rs 69 million (angiography/general surgical) to Rs 3.9 million (nuclear medicine) per category. The re-tender status suggests previous procurement rounds may have faced challenges. This represents recurring institutional procurement typical of large tertiary healthcare facilities.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with Federal Income Tax, Sales Tax, and Professional Tax authorities and maintain active status on the FBR's Active Taxpayers list. Typically, suppliers of medical disposables and surgical items must hold product registrations with the relevant regulatory authority (DRAP for pharmaceuticals/medical devices as applicable). Firms must be well-reputed and capable of meeting supply and replacement obligations throughout the contract tenure.