Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Security Printing Corporation (PSPC) invites sealed bids for the procurement of two portable spectrophotometers under tender reference T-4219/26/MK. This is a national single-stage, one-envelope procurement of goods to be delivered in Karachi, Pakistan. The spectrophotometers are required for colour measurement and quality control purposes within the corporation's operations. The procurement follows the standard bidding document framework and includes supply, delivery, installation, and warranty services as specified in the contract conditions.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including valid business registration with relevant authorities (SECP/NTN), compliance with applicable tax regulations, and absence from any blacklist maintained by PSPC or other government entities. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants. Bidders should provide certificates of authenticity, product specifications, technical datasheets, performance guarantees, and evidence of after-sales support capability. Any pre-qualification requirements or certifications mandated by international standards for spectrophotometers must be documented.
Bid documents are available from the PSPC Procurement office at Jinnah Avenue, Malir Halt, Karachi, and electronically upon request. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the office address on or before the closing date of September 18, 2026. Opening will occur immediately thereafter. Prospective bidders should contact the Deputy General Manager (Procurement) at +92-219-924-8511 or purchase.local@pspc.gov.pk for clarifications, specifications, and document delivery arrangements.
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PSPC seeks two portable spectrophotometers for colour analysis and quality assurance.
This is a straightforward goods procurement with moderate value, typical of government laboratory equipment acquisitions. Bidders must demonstrate product authenticity, technical compliance with unspecified standards, and local after-sales service capability. The single-stage submission process and September 2026 deadline suggest established budget availability. Recurring nature is unclear; likely one-off purchase unless part of ongoing quality control infrastructure modernization.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold valid SECP/NTN registration and remain free of blacklisting. Typically, suppliers of laboratory equipment must provide manufacturers' authorisation, product certification, and warranty documentation. ISO or equivalent international certification for measuring instruments is typically required for such procurement.