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DHA Karachi is conducting an open auction for a large quantity of scrap and confiscated items available at its Central Store Ph-VIII on an 'As is Where is Basis' under transparent bidding procedures. The auction is being administered by the Executive Director Procurement Directorate of the Pakistan Defence Officers Housing Authority, Karachi, located at 2/B East Street, Phase-I, DHA Karachi 75500. This is a one-time disposal of accumulated scrap and seized materials held by the Defence Housing Authority.
Bidders must satisfy basic eligibility requirements to participate in the open bidding process. Prospective bidders are invited on 23 September 2026 at 1100 hours at DHA Central Store Ph-VIII, DHA Karachi for open bidding. Items are available for physical inspection on 21-22 September 2026 between 1000 and 1630 hours, allowing bidders to assess condition and quantity before placing bids. Successful bidders must pay 25 percent of the bid amount and applicable taxes as advance payment on the same day of bidding. The balance payment along with taxes must be deposited within 7 days of the auction prior to receiving the authority letter for removal or collection of items by the vendor. DHA Karachi reserves the right to accept or reject any bid without assigning any reason.
For obtaining further information, bidders should contact the DHA Procurement Directorate by phone at +92-21-99266894, fax at 35886406, or via email at dha@dhakarachi.org. The tender advertisement and bidding procedures conform to open and transparent procurement standards. Interested parties are encouraged to visit the DHA Karachi website at www.dhakarachi.org for additional details and updates regarding the auction.
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DHA Karachi is auctioning accumulated scrap and confiscated items in a one-time disposal event.
This is a straightforward asset liquidation with minimal technical barriers—inspection is available two days before bidding, and payment terms are immediate (25% on bidding day, balance within 7 days). The closing date of 23 September 2026 is substantially in the future, providing adequate preparation time. Typical bidders include scrap dealers, recyclers, and equipment salvage contractors; no specialized certifications appear required. The main consideration is physical assessment of lot conditions during the inspection window.
Who can bid: The notice does not specify formal eligibility criteria. Typically, bidders in scrap and confiscated items auctions must be legally constituted entities (sole proprietor, partnership, or registered company), hold an active NTN and valid business registration from SECP or relevant provincial authority, and maintain a valid bank account for payment purposes. Some authorities require bidders to be registered with the relevant trade body or chamber of commerce.