Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
PESSI Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Centre, Kotlakhpat, Ferozepur Road, Lahore, Punjab, invites sealed bids for the purchase of hospital contingency and miscellaneous utility items for the financial year 2026-27. This is a framework contract for the procurement of various hospital supplies and consumables required for operational continuity and maintenance of the centre's medical and support services throughout the fiscal year. The contract encompasses an open-ended scope of miscellaneous items as needed during the contract period, allowing the hospital to source supplies on an as-required basis within the framework agreement terms.
Prospective bidders must be registered with the appropriate tax and trade authorities. Bidders are required to provide valid GST registration number or NTN number, a copy of professional tax certificate, and maintain a deposit at call with a scheduled bank. The tender requires submission of firm biodata including name of authorized signatory with supporting authority letter, sales tax registration details, complete contact information, and company stamp. All documentation must be certified and the bidder must formally acknowledge understanding and compliance with tender terms and conditions.
Bid documents are available for collection from the hospital office at the above address. Sealed bids must be submitted by the specified closing date. Bidding instructions, evaluation criteria, and detailed specifications of miscellaneous items will be provided with the tender document. For further details, inquiries, and bid submission procedures, contact PESSI Centre directly at telephone 99230227 or fax 99230562.
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This is an open-ended framework contract for miscellaneous hospital supplies for a full fiscal year.
The scope is deliberately unspecified — items are to be procured on need basis within the contract period, making this a flexible supply arrangement rather than a fixed-quantity purchase. Bidders should note the requirement for deposit-at-call banking facilities and valid tax registration. The absence of a defined bill of quantities suggests the hospital expects to call off supplies throughout 2026-27 as operational needs arise.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid GST registration number or NTN, possess professional tax certificate, and maintain a deposit at call with a scheduled bank. Authority letter from authorized signatory required. Typically, suppliers to government health facilities must also maintain valid trade and tax clearance. CNIC of authorized person must be provided with bid.