Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Federal Employees Benevolent and Group Insurance Funds (Establishment Division) invites national competitive bids through the electronic procurement system EPADS for the outsourcing of general, non-core support staff services. This procurement is conducted in accordance with E-Pak Procurement Regulations 2023 and seeks qualified service providers to supply and deploy support staff to meet the operational requirements of the organisation. The tender is open to bidders across Pakistan and covers placement and management of support personnel for non-core activities at the Federal level, issued in September 2026.
Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and possess valid tax identification numbers (NTN) and SECP registration where applicable. The bid security requirements and eligibility criteria are detailed in the bidding documents. Bidders must comply with all provisions of E-Pak Procurement Regulations 2023 and submit bids strictly in accordance with the prescribed format and submission procedures outlined in the document.
Detailed bidding documents including the schedule of requirements, evaluation criteria, contract terms, and bid forms are available in Sections II through VII of this document. Bids must be submitted electronically through the EPADS portal by the specified closing date. The bid opening and evaluation will be conducted as per the procedures outlined in the instruction to bidders. Interested parties should carefully review all sections, particularly the special and general conditions of contract, before submitting their proposals.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a service outsourcing tender for non-core support staff placement with a federal government agency.
The scope involves staffing deployment rather than infrastructure or supplies, suggesting a recurring or framework-type engagement. The document is comprehensive with detailed contract conditions, indicating a formal, structured procurement. Timeline and pricing specifics are not visible in the extracted pages, but the September 2026 issue date suggests a forward-looking tender cycle. Bidders should note the mandatory use of EPADS and strict adherence to E-Pak regulations.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require NTN (National Tax Number) and SECP registration as applicable to their business structure. Service providers offering labour or staffing solutions must typically be registered with the relevant provincial labour department and comply with minimum wage and labour law requirements. The notice does not explicitly state bid security amount or other financial prerequisites, but these are typically specified in the detailed bidding documents not fully extracted here.