Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Nishtar Institute of Dentistry Multan invites sealed competitive bids for the outsourcing of security services for the financial year 2026-27. This standard bidding document outlines the complete procurement process, eligibility criteria, and contractual terms for qualified security service providers. The tender is issued under version 1 of the standard bidding documents for outsourcing of security services and includes detailed scope of work, staffing requirements, and operational responsibilities to be executed at the institute's premises in Multan, Punjab.
Eligible bidders must be registered security service providers with appropriate credentials and licenses as required by relevant Pakistani authorities. Bidders are expected to meet specified staffing requirements, possess qualified security personnel with relevant certifications, and provide bid security as stipulated in the tender documents. The procurement agency reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to vary quantities at the time of award. Bidders must demonstrate financial stability, operational capacity, and experience in providing security services to institutional clients.
Interested bidders can obtain the complete bidding documents from the institute and must submit sealed bids before the specified deadline. Bid opening and evaluation will be conducted by the procuring agency in accordance with the procedures outlined in this document. For technical clarifications, bid submission details, and evaluation timelines, bidders should contact Nishtar Institute of Dentistry Multan directly. The contract award will be notified to successful bidders, followed by signing of the work order and commencement of services as per the deployment plan.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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Nishtar Institute of Dentistry Multan is outsourcing security services for the full financial year 2026-27, covering a public sector healthcare institution in Punjab.
The notice indicates a structured procurement with formal bidding documents and technical evaluation criteria. Prospective bidders should note that this is a recurring annual contract requiring qualified personnel and institutional-level operational capacity. The detailed scope document suggests significant staffing requirements and suggests the procuring agency places emphasis on qualifications and demonstrated experience in similar institutional settings.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with the relevant security licensing authority in Pakistan and possess valid operational permits. NTN and SECP registration are typically required. Proposed security staff must meet minimum qualification standards. The notice does not explicitly state restrictions but generally, only recognized security service providers with demonstrated track record are eligible.