Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Allied Health Professionals Council (AHPC), operating under the National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination (NHSRC) division of the Government of Pakistan, is inviting applications for registration and engagement of a legal firm. The council, headquartered in Islamabad with offices at the Health Research Institute in Opo, Radio Pakistan, Shahdara, seeks qualified legal counsel to provide professional legal services. The engagement is being advertised through open public notification under the Public Procurement Rules 2004 (PPRA) framework. Interested legal firms must submit their applications and participate in the bidding process as outlined in this tender notice.
Eligible bidders must be registered as legal firms in accordance with applicable Pakistani law and demonstrate professional standing and experience in healthcare regulation, administrative law, or related fields. Bidders are required to meet all procedural requirements under PPRA 2004 regulations, including submission of mandatory documentation, proof of registration, and compliance with security deposit requirements as specified in the tender conditions.
Bid documents are available through the EPADS (e-Procurement) platform at www.eprocure.gov.pk and www.ahpc.org.pk. Interested legal firms must submit their proposals by the closing date of 14 September 2026 at 10:30 a.m. at the office address provided. The bid opening will occur on the same date at 10:00 a.m. For further information and technical queries, prospective bidders may contact the Allied Health Professionals Council via email at adminahpc@gmail.com or by telephone at 051-9216775.
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AHPC seeks a legal firm for professional services engagement under PPRA 2004 rules.
This appears to be a recurring operational requirement rather than a project-based contract, involving healthcare sector regulatory counsel in the federal jurisdiction. The bidding timeline is tight with application and opening on the same day, requiring rapid document preparation. Eligibility is restricted to formally registered legal entities; sole practitioners or unregistered advisors will not qualify.
Who can bid: Legal firms must be registered under Pakistani law with valid professional standing. Typically, firms must hold current registration from the Pakistan Bar Council or equivalent regulatory authority and possess NTN (National Tax Number) and SECP registration where applicable. Specific experience in healthcare or administrative law may be preferred but is not explicitly mandated in this notice.