Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
This is a retender for the procurement of medical gases and liquid oxygen to supply Quaid-e-Azam Medical College, Bahawal Victoria Hospital, Sheikh Akhtar Hussain Hospital, Jinnah Fever Hospital, School of Nursing and Allied Institutions in Bahawalpur, Punjab for the financial year 2026-27. The procurement covers essential medical gases and allied items required for continuous operation of these healthcare facilities. Bidders must submit bids in Pakistani Rupees on a free delivery basis to the consignee's end, including all ex-work, transportation and storage charges until final destination. The bid validity period is 180 days from submission.
Eligible bidders must provide earnest money (bid security) equivalent to 2 percent of the estimated contract value. Upon contract award, successful bidders must furnish a performance guarantee of 5 percent of the contract value in the form of a Deposit at Call or Bank Guarantee from any scheduled bank, valid for two years from the date of issuance. Bids may be submitted in English or Urdu language. All grievance applications must be accompanied by proper documentary evidence to be considered for redressal.
Bidders should obtain complete bidding documents and submit bids to QAMC, BVH, JFH, SAH, SON and Allied Institutes, Bahawalpur according to the prescribed format and timeline. The bid validity extends for 180 days, providing adequate time for contract finalization and performance guarantee arrangement. Bidders are advised to contact the procuring agency directly for clarification on technical specifications and delivery requirements.
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This is a retender for medical gases and liquid oxygen supply to a multi-institution healthcare cluster in Bahawalpur.
The contract covers essential consumables across five major health facilities, indicating steady, recurring demand. The 2 percent bid security and 5 percent performance guarantee are standard for medical supply tenders. Bidders should note this is a re-tender, suggesting the original procurement faced issues; review prior tender documents for scope clarity. Closing is September 2026, allowing adequate preparation time.
Who can bid: The notice does not specify registration or licensing requirements. Bidders in medical gas supply typically must hold NTN registration, relevant provincial trade licenses, and valid gas handling/distribution certifications from regulatory bodies. Suppliers must demonstrate technical capacity to deliver to multiple facilities reliably.