Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Govt. Teaching Hospital Shahdra, Lahore invites technical and financial proposals from well-reputed firms for procurement of laboratory kits, reagents and chemicals on a frame work contract basis for the financial year 2026-27. This is a retender notice issued under PPRA rules for supply of consumable laboratory items required for the hospital's diagnostic and research operations. The procurement covers a range of lab reagents and chemical supplies needed for ongoing laboratory testing and analysis throughout the financial year.
Bidders must be well-reputed firms with proven experience in supplying laboratory reagents and chemicals to healthcare institutions. Bidders are required to submit bid security as specified in the bid data sheet and must meet all technical specifications outlined in Section III of the bidding documents. All eligible goods must conform to international standards and applicable regulations. Only bidders meeting the stated qualification criteria will be considered for technical and financial evaluation.
Bidding documents are available from Govt. Teaching Hospital Shahdra at G.T Road, Shahdra, Lahore, contact phone 042-37926715, fax 042-37926721 or email gthshahdra@hotmail.com. Interested bidders must submit sealed e-bids by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet. Bids will be opened on the scheduled date and time as notified. The procuring agency reserves the right to accept or reject bids and to vary quantities at the time of award in accordance with PPRA rules.
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Frame work contract for annual supply of laboratory reagents and chemicals to a government teaching hospital.
Medium-scale recurring procurement with monthly or quarterly call-offs expected throughout FY 2026-27. Bidders must demonstrate prior supply experience to healthcare labs and hold appropriate chemical handling certifications. The retender status suggests initial bidding failed to attract qualified suppliers or produced non-compliant bids; prospective bidders should carefully verify technical specifications and compliance requirements before submission to avoid disqualification.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with SECP or relevant tax authority (NTN required). Firms should typically hold chemicals/pharmaceuticals distribution licenses from appropriate provincial authorities. Experience certificates from previous hospital or lab supply contracts are essential. ISO certifications for quality management typically expected. No specific PEC category applies as this is supply, not works.