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Description / Scope of Work
District Council Multan invites sealed competitive bids for the supply of medicines, medical equipment, and related healthcare items under PPRA rules. The procurement is being conducted through the Punjab e-Procurement System (eP) and covers a range of essential pharmaceutical and medical supplies required for District Council operations in Multan, Punjab. This is a recurring procurement activity addressing ongoing healthcare supply needs. The tender notice specifies that all bidding activity will be conducted exclusively through the Punjab e-Procurement portal at http://eproc.punjab.gov.pk/View/Tender.aspx from 1st July 2026 onwards, in accordance with notification No.SO(ISC-I)5-4/2024 dated 3 July 2026. Eligible contractors and suppliers must meet specified registration and compliance requirements and are required to submit complete technical and financial bids with all supporting documentation as per the approved DNIT and BOQ templates provided on the eP website. Bidders must quote rates against each item of DNIT quantity in the approved pages of the rate analysis summary and sub-summary; incomplete financial submissions or pages with unapproved entries will result in non-responsive classification and exclusion from evaluation. The performance guarantee requirement shall be ten percent of the contract value, to be deposited as CDR, bank guarantee, or pay order within fifteen days of tender opening.
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District Council Multan is procuring medicines and medical supplies through eP-based competitive bidding.
The notice emphasizes strict compliance with approved DNIT/BOQ templates and complete rate analysis documentation; bidders submitting incomplete or non-conforming financial bids face outright rejection. This is a recurring healthcare supply contract typical of government district councils. Submission will be entirely digital via Punjab eP platform from July 2026, requiring clear understanding of template requirements and platform navigation to avoid disqualification on technical grounds.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require NTN registration, valid business license, and relevant pharmaceutical/medical supply credentials where applicable. District Council Multan has specified that bids must strictly conform to approved DNIT and BOQ templates; bidders quoting rates outside approved entries or with incomplete financial submissions will be declared non-responsive. Performance guarantee of ten percent required within fifteen days of bid opening.