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Description / Scope of Work
Bahria University Health Sciences Campus Karachi is procuring Power Lab and Lab Tutor Software for its Physiology Department. This is a goods procurement through a national single-stage two-envelope bidding process. The procurement is classified as goods supply and will support academic and research activities in physiology education at the university's Karachi campus located in DHA Phase II, adjacent to PNS Shifa. The tender document outlines a comprehensive bidding framework designed to ensure transparent and competitive procurement practices in line with Pakistani procurement standards.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria outlined in the bid data sheet and evaluation criteria sections of the document. The procurement process requires submission of bid securing declarations and integrity pacts. Potential bidders should possess relevant experience in software supply and implementation, with capacity to deliver and support educational laboratory software solutions. Standard registration and compliance documentation will be required as per the general conditions of contract.
Bid documents are available from Bahria University's Procurement Officer at the Health Sciences Campus, Sailor Street, DHA Phase II, Karachi. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes following the single-stage two-envelope procedure detailed in the instructions to bidders. The procurement officer can be contacted at apo.bumdc@bahria.edu.pk or +92-313-333-5453 for further information regarding bid submission, opening procedures, and contract terms and conditions.
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Bahria University seeks software solutions (Power Lab/Lab Tutor) for its Physiology Department in Karachi.
This is a goods procurement through competitive national bidding with two-envelope evaluation. The scope suggests medium-scale educational software licensing and implementation. Bidders should have prior experience delivering academic laboratory software with training and support capabilities. The two-envelope procedure indicates emphasis on both technical qualifications and cost competitiveness.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state bidder eligibility categories or licensing requirements. Typically, software suppliers must be registered with SECP or hold a valid NTN, demonstrate prior experience in educational software delivery, and possess technical capacity for deployment and training support.