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Description / Scope of Work
The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training is inviting bids for the provision of storage and courier services for the distribution of donated Chromebooks throughout Pakistan. This is a non-consultancy services procurement conducted on a national basis using a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding method. The project encompasses the secure warehousing and nationwide distribution logistics of educational technology devices to schools and educational institutions across all provinces of Pakistan. This is a critical component of the Ministry's initiative to enhance digital access in Pakistani schools through the distribution of donated computing devices.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria related to financial capacity, past experience with storage and logistics operations of similar scale, and current contractual capacity. Typically, bidders should be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities (SECP for companies or NTN for sole proprietors) and may require relevant logistics and warehousing certifications. A bid securing declaration is required as per the standard bidding document provisions. Bidders should demonstrate adequate warehouse facilities, courier fleet capacity, and track record in handling sensitive electronic equipment.
The Standard Bidding Document is available from the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training at 2nd Floor, C-Block, Pak-Sec Islamabad. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes following the prescribed format and schedule. Interested bidders should contact the Section Officer at the Ministry office in Islamabad via phone +92-321-511-1688 or email talat@moe.gov.pk for further information and clarification on technical requirements and service specifications.
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Competitive national procurement for storage and countrywide courier services for technology equipment distribution.
Scope spans all Pakistan provinces with logistics operations at scale. Bidder must demonstrate warehouse infrastructure, courier networks, and experience handling high-value electronic goods. Two-envelope process indicates technical and financial evaluation; closing timeline is tight. This is likely a one-time implementation contract with potential for extension based on performance.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration (if company) or NTN (if individual), proof of warehouse facilities and courier operations capacity, past experience records with similar logistics contracts, and adequate financial standing. No specific restriction stated regarding sector or ownership. Technical and financial capacity evaluation will be mandatory per the two-envelope system.