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Description / Scope of Work
The Punjab Institute of Neurosciences, Lahore invites prequalification applications from interested bidders for the provision of one whole body multi slice CT scan machine with 128-slice capability, integrated with EEG and NCC/EMG machines. This procurement is undertaken under the CM Stroke Program through the ADP scheme and PINS of the institution. The equipment will be installed at Punjab Institute of Neurosciences in Lahore, Punjab, and is intended to enhance diagnostic and neurological monitoring capabilities for stroke patients and other neurological conditions requiring advanced imaging and electrical monitoring. The project represents a significant infrastructure investment in the provincial neurosciences facility. Interested applicants must review the prequalification document carefully and comply with all submission requirements and timelines. This is a comprehensive procurement involving advanced medical diagnostic equipment requiring specialized technical capabilities and manufacturing expertise.
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This is a prequalification notice for supply of high-specification medical imaging and neuromonitoring equipment (128-slice CT scanner with EEG/EMG integration) to a provincial neurosciences institute.
Scale is large given equipment complexity and healthcare application. The closing date of 21 September 2026 is well into the future, allowing adequate preparation time. Bidders must ensure they meet technical, manufacturing and quality standards for medical devices; foreign manufacturers and local dealers/representatives are both welcome. This appears to be a one-off capital procurement linked to a government stroke program.
Who can bid: The notice invites both foreign manufacturers (with declaration) and local manufacturers/dealers (with declaration). Bidders typically require relevant manufacturing licenses, quality certifications (ISO, CE marking or equivalent), past experience supplying similar medical equipment, and compliance with Pakistani regulatory requirements for medical devices. NTN and company registration are typically mandatory.