Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
SNGPL (Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited), a major utility operating across KPK and Punjab, invites bids for the procurement of goods under Standard Bidding Document reference FCS/MDR/TE/031/26. This is a national-level single-stage, one-envelope bidding process managed by the Senior Officer Procurement at SNGPL Project Camp, Joriyan Stop, near Mureed Phatak on the Main Chakwal Road in Mandra. The bidding document contains comprehensive terms, specifications, and conditions governing participation and contract execution. Bidders are required to submit complete proposals in a single envelope format as per the instructions provided in the tender document.
Eligibility criteria and evaluation methodology are detailed within the Bid Data Sheet and supporting sections. Bidders must meet specified financial, technical, and legal qualifications. A bid securing declaration is required from all participating bidders in lieu of conventional bid security. Bidders must provide evidence of past experience and completed contracts, along with a certificate of full disclosure and non-collusion, and sign the integrity pact as a prerequisite for bid validity.
The complete bidding document, including specifications, price schedules, general and special conditions of contract, and all required forms, is available for review. Bids must be submitted by the closing date of 25 September 2026. All inquiries and submissions should be directed to Fawad Khan, Senior Officer Procurement, SNGPL, at +92-335-046-2174 or fawad.khan@sngpl.com.pk. The tender follows national procurement rules and is structured to ensure transparency and fair competition among qualified bidders.
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SNGPL is procuring goods under a national single-stage tender with a closing date of 25 September 2026.
The bidding document is comprehensive, spanning multiple sections covering eligibility, evaluation, specifications, and contract terms. Bidders must submit a bid securing declaration rather than monetary security. This appears to be a framework or routine procurement by a major utility; however, the specific goods and estimated value are not disclosed in the cover document provided. Bidders should note the requirement for past contract evidence and mandatory integrity pact signature. The submission procedure is single-envelope, simplifying the process but requiring careful compliance with all stated conditions.
Who can bid: The notice does not specify explicit registration or category requirements. Typically, SNGPL procurements require bidders to be registered with SECP (or equivalent registration for sole proprietors), hold active NTN from FBR, and possess relevant industry experience. Foreign bidders may be eligible but must meet localization and compliance criteria. Bidders must be in good standing with no regulatory sanctions or blacklist history.