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The Government of Punjab, through the Center for Professional Development of Public Prosecutors (CPD), is issuing a Standard Bidding Document for a framework contract for the supply of food menus and items during the financial year 2026-27. This is an open competitive bidding process governed by the Punjab Procurement Rules, 2014, with single-stage two-envelope bidding procedure. The tender document is available for download from PPRA's website at www.ppra.punjab.gov.pk and from CPD's website at http://cpd.punjab.gov.pk. Bidders should carefully review all terms, conditions, technical specifications, and eligibility criteria detailed in the bidding document before submission.
Eligible bidders must possess valid registration, NTN, and other mandatory documentary evidence as specified in the bidding document. Bid security must be provided as per the requirements outlined in the technical and financial proposal sections. Bidders are required to submit all supporting documents, valid undertakings, and evidence in the prescribed manner. The bidding document emphasizes that incomplete submissions or those lacking required documentation may be rejected at the initial stage.
Bid documents can be obtained from the PPRA website and CPD's official portal. Submission of bids should follow the prescribed procedure with technical and financial proposals in separate envelopes. The technical proposal shall be opened first and evaluated before financial bids are considered. Opening of bids will be announced publicly at a specified date, time and venue within the bid validity period. The lowest evaluated bidder shall be awarded the contract on an accumulative cost basis.
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CPD Punjab is procuring food supply services under a framework agreement for 2026-27.
This is a recurring, annual supply contract using two-envelope competitive bidding. The notice emphasizes strict compliance with documentation requirements and rejection of incomplete submissions at initial evaluation stage. Bidders should ensure all mandatory certificates, registrations, and supporting evidence are included in proper format.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and possess valid NTN and other mandatory registrations as per Punjab Procurement Rules, 2014. Typically, food suppliers must hold relevant health and safety certifications, business registration, and tax compliance documentation. The notice requires valid documentary evidence and undertakings as detailed in the bidding document.