Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Sports, Merged Areas, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa invites sealed competitive bids through the Framework Contractor for procurement of various sports goods and equipment. This tender covers supply of sports merchandise, equipment, and related items required for sports facilities and programmes across the merged territories of KPK. The procurement is governed by the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) Rules 2014 and follows standard two-envelope bidding procedure with technical and financial proposals submitted under separate seals. Bidders must register with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and obtain valid NTN and Sales Tax registration as prerequisites for participation in the bidding process. Each bid must be accompanied by a bid security as per the prescribed amount, and all bids will be opened at a designated time following technical evaluation. The bid documents can be obtained from the issuing authority, and submission must follow the terms and conditions outlined in the PPRA Rules 2014. Bidding is open to qualified vendors meeting the eligibility criteria, with awards subject to satisfactory evaluation of technical and financial proposals.
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This is a framework-based procurement for sports equipment and goods by the KPK Sports Directorate covering the merged areas.
The notice structure indicates a two-stage competitive bidding process with mandatory NTN and sales tax registration. Scale appears small to medium based on typical sports authority procurements. Key consideration: bidders must be registered with FBR and hold valid tax documentation; local vendors with established compliance records are likely to have advantage.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) registration, valid National Tax Number (NTN), and Sales Tax registration certificate. Typically, bidders must also be registered with the relevant District or Provincial authority. Firms must not be blacklisted or defaulters on previous government contracts.