Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan invites bids for the procurement of electric and IT equipment under Tender No 1 JCP. This is a national-level goods procurement using a single stage-two envelope bidding process. The tender covers various electrical and information technology equipment items required by the JCP at its office in Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory. The scope includes supply and related services for the equipment specified in the items and lots section of the bidding document. Bidders should refer to the detailed specifications and price schedule sections for the complete list of items and quantities required.
Eligible bidders must meet the specified eligibility criteria outlined in the bidding document, including relevant registration requirements and financial capacity. Bid security is required as per the Bid Data Sheet specifications. Bidders must submit technically compliant bids with manufacturer authorisation documents and proof of installation and related services capability. All submissions must include the completed procurement forms, technical compliance schedules, and the mandatory Integrity Pact.
The bidding document is available from the Judicial Commission of Pakistan, Private Secretary, Supreme Court Building, Constitutional Avenue, Islamabad. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes (technical and financial) as per the single stage-two envelope procedure. Interested parties should contact the JCP office via phone at +92-333-933-3190 or email jcp.ps.pa@gmail.com for further information and clarification on procurement requirements.
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JCP is procuring electric and IT equipment at federal level in Islamabad through a two-envelope competitive process.
Scope spans multiple items including electrical supplies and information technology equipment. Document requires bidders to provide manufacturer authorization, technical compliance certification, and installation undertakings. Bidders face a two-envelope procedure meaning technical and financial bids are evaluated separately. The procurement involves supply plus related services, suggesting ongoing support expectations. Market competition appears open to qualified national vendors.
Who can bid: Eligibility criteria specified in the BDS section; bidders typically require SECP registration, valid NTN, and relevant industry experience. Typically bidders must demonstrate financial capacity and past contract performance. Any restrictions on vendor category, local content, or specific certifications are detailed in the Eligibility Criteria section of the bidding document.