Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Office of the Deputy Commissioner Pakpattan invites sealed competitive bids for the purchase of electronic items required for the DC Office during the financial year 2026-27. This tender is issued under the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2009 and Punjab Procurement Rules 2014, following standard bidding document procedures designed to ensure value for money in government procurement. The procurement covers electronic equipment and related items needed for office operations in Pakpattan, Punjab.
Eligible bidders must satisfy general eligibility criteria including valid business registration, tax compliance, and absence from the procurement blacklist. Bidders are required to submit bid security as specified in the tender documents and must provide documentary evidence of their eligibility, qualification, and the conformity of proposed goods to bidding specifications. All bidders are expected to have appropriate licenses and registrations relevant to dealing in electronic items.
Bidding documents are available from the Office of the Deputy Commissioner Pakpattan and may be obtained as per the schedule outlined in the tender notice. Sealed bids must be submitted by the specified deadline, with opening to occur at the procuring agency's office. Bidders should carefully review all terms, conditions, and technical specifications before submission. Inquiries and clarifications regarding the tender may be directed to the Deputy Commissioner's office at the designated contact address.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
This is a goods procurement by a provincial government office for standard electronic equipment covering FY 2026-27.
The notice establishes procedural framework rather than detailed specifications, suggesting items may span computers, peripherals, networking gear, or office automation equipment. Bidders should note the tender follows formal PPRA rules with mandatory bid security and post-qualification evaluation. Scale appears small to medium typical of a single district office requirement. Key challenge: the document provided is template guidance rather than the complete itemised schedule, so interested vendors must obtain full specifications and bills of quantity directly from the DC office before bidding.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with the relevant regulatory authority (SECP for companies, NTN for all businesses), hold valid business registration, maintain tax compliance status, and not appear on any procurement blacklist or debarred vendors list. For electronic goods suppliers, relevant product certifications or dealership authorisation may be expected. Bid security in a specified amount or percentage will be mandatory.