Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Allama Iqbal Teaching Hospital Dera Ghazi Khan, under the Government of the Punjab, invites bids for the outsourcing of incinerator and allied services for the fiscal year 2026-27. This bidding document outlines the complete scope of infectious waste management services, including the operation, maintenance and management of hospital incinerator facilities in compliance with environmental and health regulations. The contract covers all aspects of hospital infectious waste handling, treatment and disposal, with specific requirements for qualified staff deployment and adherence to applicable standards.
Eligible bidders must demonstrate technical and financial capacity to operate modern incinerator facilities with qualified personnel holding relevant certifications in hospital waste management. Bid security is required as per the Bid Data Sheet specifications. Bidders must submit all mandatory documents establishing eligibility, qualifications and technical capability to manage infectious waste operations. Registration with relevant authorities and proof of prior experience in similar services are typically required for this category of work.
Bidding documents are available from the hospital procurement office. Sealed bids must be submitted before the deadline specified in the Bid Data Sheet. The opening of bids will be conducted by the procuring agency in the presence of bidders or their representatives. Detailed general conditions of contract, technical specifications and evaluation criteria are provided in the subsequent sections. For clarifications or inquiries regarding this tender, interested parties should contact the hospital's administration office directly.
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This is a recurring annual outsourcing contract for hospital incinerator and infectious waste management services at a teaching hospital in Punjab.
The scope encompasses full operational management including staff deployment, equipment maintenance, and regulatory compliance. Bidders require demonstrated experience in healthcare waste incineration and qualified technicians. The contract extends through FY 2026-27 with potential for renewal. This is suitable for specialized medical waste management contractors or operators with established hospital waste treatment capabilities.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with relevant provincial or federal authorities, hold valid business registration, and possess NTN. Experience in operating hospital incinerator facilities and staff with appropriate certifications in infectious waste management are typically required. Environmental compliance credentials and adherence to hospital waste management standards are essential qualifications for this service category.