Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The National Security Division (NSD), operating under the Prime Minister's Office in Islamabad Capital Territory, invites sealed bids for the procurement of stationery items, general items, IT equipment, machinery/equipment and furniture items under a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process. This is a national procurement advertised via Corrigendum Number 1, with reference CORR-P108649-001, initiated on September 3, 2026. The procurement encompasses multiple categories of goods required for government operations, with detailed item specifications and lots provided in the bidding document. Bids are being called for supply and delivery to Islamabad Capital Territory, reflecting the federal government's centralised procurement requirements.
Bidders must meet stated eligibility criteria and provide required documentation including proof of registration, financial statements, and compliance certifications. Bid security or bid securing declaration is mandatory as per the general conditions of contract. Bidders are expected to comply with all technical specifications listed in the items/lot specification section and acknowledge the terms outlined in the general and special conditions of contract.
Interested bidders may obtain complete bidding documents from the National Security Division, Section Officer, Room No. 301-c, PMO, Islamabad Capital Territory. Sealed bids must be submitted in two envelopes (technical and financial) as per the Single Stage-Two Envelope procedure. Bid opening will take place as per the schedule specified in the Bid Data Sheet. For queries, bidders should contact the Section Officer via telephone +92-335-541-4195 or email so.admin@nsd.gov.pk.
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This is a multi-category federal procurement for stationery, general items, IT equipment, machinery and furniture by the National Security Division under PMO.
The single stage two-envelope format streamlines evaluation. Bidders face tight submission deadlines typical of government procurement. The corrigendum indicates this is an amended notice, so review all changes carefully. Success requires compliance with detailed specifications across diverse product categories and submission of complete documentation in both technical and financial envelopes.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with SECP (for limited companies) or relevant tax authority (NTN). Registration with PEC may be required for machinery/equipment supply. Financial viability, demonstrated through audited accounts or bank certifications, is typically assessed. The notice does not specify industry-specific restrictions but bidders should have prior supply experience in relevant categories.