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Description / Scope of Work
Allied Hospital-I, Faisalabad invites competitive bids for a comprehensive annual maintenance contract (AMC) and corrective maintenance contract (CMC) of biomedical equipment for the financial year 2026-27. This procurement covers repair, maintenance and servicing of all biomedical and medical equipment installed at the hospital facilities in Faisalabad, Punjab. The contract is open to qualified service providers and vendors registered with relevant authorities. The bidding process is governed by Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2009 and Punjab Procurement Rules 2014. Eligible bidders must possess valid registration, technical qualifications, experience in biomedical equipment maintenance, requisite licenses and capacity to provide round-the-clock emergency support. Bid security is required as per procurement rules. Bidders must submit complete technical and financial proposals demonstrating capability to maintain hospital equipment at required service levels. Bid documents are available from the hospital's procurement office during official business hours. Sealed bids must be submitted by the specified closing date. The opening ceremony will be conducted in the presence of bidders' representatives. All bidders are required to comply with Punjab procurement rules including submission of eligibility documents, tax registration certificates and undertakings regarding corrupt practices. The contract duration is one financial year with possible renewal based on performance.
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Annual comprehensive maintenance contract for biomedical equipment at a provincial government hospital in Punjab.
Scope covers all medical devices requiring preventive and corrective maintenance services throughout FY 2026-27. Contract appears to be recurring (annual basis). Bidders need prior experience with hospital equipment, valid technical certifications, and capacity for emergency response. Competition likely involves established biomedical service providers. Tight compliance with procurement rules required.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with relevant medical equipment or engineering bodies, possess valid business registration (SECP/NTN), and hold necessary technical certifications. Experience in biomedical equipment maintenance at institutional level usually required. Document submission includes eligibility proof, tax registration, and technical capability statements as per notice requirements.