Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Post, Office of the Postmaster General, Central Punjab Circle, Lahore, invites sealed tenders for the supply of a comprehensive range of stationery items. The procurement covers 63 line items including stamp pads, ball point pens, carbon paper, computer paper in A4 and legal sizes (both imported and local varieties), sealing wax, ink tins, binding materials, gum bottles, markers, calculators, registers, stapler machines and pins, tape, erasers, sharpeners, and various office consumables. The tender is open to suppliers across Punjab province and aims to meet the routine stationery requirements of postal operations across the Central Punjab Circle.
Bidders must obtain the tender form by depositing Rs. 5,000 as the non-refundable cost of the form at the designated post office counter. The tender form, once issued against a post office receipt, constitutes the primary bidding document. Eligible suppliers should possess relevant business registration and tax compliance documentation as typically required for government procurement of consumable goods in Pakistan. Bidders are expected to quote rates for each item separately in Pakistani Rupees.
The completed tender forms with rate quotations must be submitted as per the instructions printed on the tender document. Submission of sealed bids, opening date, and detailed contact procedures are governed by the standard tender terms and conditions. Interested suppliers are advised to collect the tender form from the Accounts Office (Budget) at Pakistan Post, Central Punjab Circle, Lahore, on production of the postal receipt evidencing payment of the tender form cost.
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Large-scale routine stationery supply tender covering 63 distinct items—primarily office consumables, writing instruments, paper products, and binding materials.
The range suggests this is a regular bulk procurement cycle for postal operations across a multi-office region. Competitive bidding on unit rates is the norm; suppliers should prepare detailed quotations for both premium (imported) and budget (local) variants where offered. The Rs. 5,000 tender cost is a standard administrative barrier; no bid security or earnest money amount is stated in the visible portion of the document.
Who can bid: Typically, suppliers must hold valid business registration (SECP or equivalent authority), NTN (National Tax Number), and be registered with relevant tax authorities. No specific licensing body (e.g., PEC) is applicable for stationery supply. The notice does not explicitly state restrictions on foreign vs. local firms; Pakistani-registered businesses are assumed eligible.