Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Fisheries Development Board, located at the Fisheries and Livestock Complex in Islamabad, invites bids for procurement of a Medical Health Insurance Plan as a non-consultancy service on a national basis. This is a single-stage, two-envelope bidding process with a closing date of September 15, 2026. The procurement aims to secure comprehensive health insurance coverage for the organization's employees and stakeholders across the Federal Territory. The scope includes provision of medical and health insurance services with coverage for in-patient and out-patient facilities, emergency care, and related medical benefits as detailed in the service specifications and scope of work sections.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility criteria including registration with relevant Pakistani authorities and possession of appropriate operational licenses from insurance regulatory bodies. A bid security declaration is required from all participants, and bidders must demonstrate financial capacity and net worth as outlined in the evaluation criteria. Interested parties should review the complete bidding document including the General Conditions of Contract, Special Conditions of Contract, and detailed service specifications before submission.
Bid documents are available through the Fisheries Development Board at Fisheries and Livestock Complex, Gate 2, NARC, Park Road, Islamabad. Sealed bids in two envelopes must be submitted by the closing date. For further information, contact Manager Fisheries and Livestock Complex via phone at +92-334-999-9808 or email malik.tauqeer@fdb.org.pk. Technical and financial bid opening will proceed according to the specified tender schedule and procedures outlined in the Instructions to Bidders.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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The Fisheries Development Board is procuring health insurance plan services on a national scale for its organization through a competitive tender.
This is likely a recurring annual or multi-year contract rather than a one-off purchase. The two-envelope structure suggests both technical and financial evaluation will occur. Bidders should note the August 31, 2026 deadline (announced in the document header) and prepare comprehensive financial capacity documentation. Insurance providers with experience in corporate health coverage in Pakistan and regulatory approval from relevant authorities appear positioned to compete.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) or relevant tax authority (FBR/NTN), hold valid insurance provider licenses from the State Bank of Pakistan or relevant insurance regulator, and demonstrate financial solvency. The notice requires evaluation of financial capacity and net worth. Pakistani insurance companies and authorized brokers meeting regulatory standards are typically eligible.