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Description / Scope of Work
The National Institute of Psychology, Centre of Excellence at Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad is inviting bids from professional creative agencies for the production of high-quality short videos focused on mental health awareness for potential and return migrants. This is a non-consultancy services procurement conducted on a national basis using a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding methodology. The tender seeks a qualified creative agency capable of developing engaging video content that addresses mental health issues relevant to migrant populations, combining professional production standards with culturally sensitive messaging appropriate for Pakistan's migrant communities.
Eligibility criteria require bidders to be registered entities with relevant experience in video production and content creation. Bidders must demonstrate financial stability, technical capacity, and a portfolio of completed projects of similar scale and complexity. The bid must include a performance guarantee and be accompanied by a bid-securing declaration as specified in the bidding documents. All bidders are required to comply with integrity pact provisions and provide evidence of historical contract performance and current financial standing.
Bid documents are available from the National Institute of Psychology with submission required by September 28, 2026. Bids will be opened on the same date in two separate envelopes covering technical and financial proposals. Interested agencies should contact the Director (NIP) at +92-519-064-4047 or email nip@nip.edu.pk for document procurement and clarifications regarding scope, specifications, and evaluation methodology.
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NIP seeks a professional creative agency to produce mental health awareness videos for migrants.
The scope involves developing high-quality short-form video content targeting potential and return migrants, requiring demonstrated experience in video production, cultural sensitivity, and capacity to deliver broadcast-quality outputs. This is a specialized assignment requiring both creative storytelling and psychological understanding of migrant mental health issues. The two-envelope process suggests emphasis on technical competency alongside cost. Tight timeline (less than four months to award) indicates expedited delivery may be expected post-contract.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered entities with proven experience in professional video production and content creation. Typically required: valid NTN registration, relevant industry experience, portfolio evidence of completed projects, financial capacity documentation, and performance guarantee. No specific PEC category applies; however, registration with media or creative industry bodies and proof of insurance may strengthen candidacy.