Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Pakistan Maritime Security Service invites sealed bids for the procurement of Oil Spill Equipment (OSE) for the vessel PMSS Indus under IT reference IT/95/2026-27. The scope includes offshore booms with boom reels (300 metres total length), troll booms with solid floatation (250 metres), and an air blower unit. This procurement is essential to ensure prompt and effective containment, recovery and mitigation of accidental oil spills, thereby minimizing environmental damage and ensuring compliance with international marine pollution prevention standards. The equipment will significantly enhance operational preparedness and emergency response capability for maritime operations in Sindh.
All registered firms are eligible to participate in this procurement. Bidders must comply with applicable PPRA Rules and DPPI-35 guidelines. The evaluation will follow a single-stage, two-envelope procedure comprising technical and commercial proposals. Technical proposals must demonstrate relevant experience, sourcing arrangements, proposed methodology, and include company registration documents, NTN/STRN certificates, and past performance certificates. All prices must be quoted in Pakistani Rupees inclusive of General Sales Tax at 18 percent on applicable goods and Sindh Sales Tax at 15 percent on services rendered.
Bid documents should be submitted in two separate sealed envelopes clearly marked Technical Proposal and Commercial Proposal, placed within outer sealed envelopes. Interested bidders must obtain specifications and submit complete item-wise price breakdowns with clear scope descriptions. The warranty period is one year, with acceptance criteria based on inspection by the end user. Expected delivery is as soon as possible.
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This is a specialized maritime equipment procurement for a government vessel.
The contract covers 300m offshore booms with hydraulic reels, 250m troll booms, and ancillary air blower systems—substantial capital equipment for oil spill response. Bidders require genuine supplier relationships for marine-grade inflatable booms meeting IMO standards and hydraulic equipment. The single-stage two-envelope process prioritizes technical qualification before price evaluation. Expected delivery timeline is immediate (ASAP), suggesting operational urgency. This appears to be a one-off procurement rather than recurring supply.
Who can bid: All registered firms are eligible. Typically, bidders must hold valid NTN and STRN registration, present company registration certificates from SECP or equivalent authority, and provide evidence of past performance in similar maritime or oil spill equipment supply. Importers require valid import licenses; local suppliers must demonstrate technical capacity and authorized distribution agreements with OEM vendors.