Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Punjab University Health Centre invites sealed bids for the outsourcing of laboratory tests on an annual framework contract basis. The tender covers diagnostic lab testing services to support the health centre's operations across Punjab. The contract will be awarded on a framework basis, allowing for flexible ordering of lab tests throughout the contract period. This is a service outsourcing initiative aimed at ensuring reliable, cost-effective laboratory diagnostic services for the university's health centre operations.
Bidders must be eligible laboratory testing service providers with appropriate DRAP or relevant regulatory authority compliance and valid registrations. A bid security amount as specified in the bid data sheet must accompany all proposals. Bidders are required to submit technical qualifications demonstrating pathology expertise, relevant certifications, quality standards compliance, and previous experience with institutional contracts. One bidder may submit only one bid, and all documentation must be in English.
Bid documents are available from the Punjab University Health Centre and must be submitted by the closing date of 23 September 2026. The bids will be opened publicly by the university on the specified date. Bidders should carefully review the technical specifications, general and special conditions of contract, and the complete bid evaluation criteria outlined in the tender document before submission. Contact the health centre directly for clarifications regarding eligible tests, pricing structure, or contractual terms.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a framework contract for laboratory testing services with a one-year duration, renewable basis implied.
The scope covers pathology and diagnostic tests for a university health centre serving a large student and staff population. Bidders must hold DRAP or equivalent regulatory clearance and demonstrate institutional lab experience. The contract structure allows variable order volumes throughout the year rather than fixed quantities, making cash flow predictable but volume-dependent. Competitive pressure will be moderate given the institutional buyer profile and quality requirements.
Who can bid: Bidders must have valid DRAP registration or relevant authority compliance for laboratory testing services. Typically, diagnostic labs must hold accreditation from Pakistan's Standards and Quality Control Board (PSQCB) or equivalent, current ISO 15189 or similar medical laboratory certification, and demonstrated experience with institutional health service contracts. Valid NTN and SECP registration are typically required; single persons are ineligible.