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Description / Scope of Work
Air University, Islamabad Campus invites prequalification of firms to provide group health insurance services for its employees under an open framework agreement. This is a non-consultancy services procurement on a national basis using a single stage, two envelope bidding method. The procurement seeks qualified insurance service providers capable of delivering comprehensive health coverage to Air University staff. The contract will be administered from the PAF Complex, Sector E-9, Islamabad, Federal Territory.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including relevant registration with appropriate authorities and financial capacity to execute the contract. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants. Firms should demonstrate past experience in similar group health insurance schemes and provide evidence of financial stability and net worth. The prequalification process will evaluate applicants on their technical qualifications, financial capacity, and compliance with the stated requirements before moving to the next stage of procurement.
Prospective bidders should obtain the complete bidding documents from the Manager Procurement at the address provided. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes containing technical and financial proposals respectively. The bid opening date and detailed submission procedures are specified in the Bid Data Sheet. Interested firms are advised to contact Muhammad Awais, Manager Procurement, via telephone at +92-336-947-9075 or email at muhammad.awais@au.edu.pk for clarifications and to obtain bid documents. All bids must comply with the General Conditions of Contract, Special Conditions of Contract, and service specifications detailed in the Standard Bidding Document.
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Air University seeks prequalification for group health insurance provision to its employees through a framework agreement model.
This is a recurring service contract likely spanning multiple years, indicating stable revenue potential for qualified insurers. The procurement targets Pakistan-wide eligible firms; however, the August 2026 closing date suggests limited preparation time. Bidders must evidence prior experience with institutional group schemes, financial strength, and zero litigation history. Competition may be moderate given the institutional client profile and specialized nature of health insurance delivery to a defined employee base.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with relevant regulatory authorities for insurance services in Pakistan. Financial capacity and net worth assessments are mandatory. Evidence of past experience in group health insurance contracts is required. Typically, firms must possess valid operating licenses from the State Bank of Pakistan or relevant insurance regulator, clean litigation history, and audited financial statements demonstrating minimum capitalization thresholds.