Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The High Court of Sindh, Karachi invites sealed bids for the binding of law journals and books for the Court Library. The tender covers binding services for PLD, MLD, CLC, SCMR, PTD, CLD, PCrLJ, PLC, YLR, Taxation, PTCL (2024–2025) and SBLR (2023–2025) volumes. The scope encompasses professional binding of legal reference materials to preserve court library collections in Karachi, Sindh. Bids are being called through the EPADS (Electronic Procurement and Auction System) platform for FY 2026–27.
Bidders must meet mandatory qualification and eligibility criteria as specified in the bidding documents. A bid security in the form required by the tender must be submitted with the financial proposal. Technical specifications for binding quality and standards are detailed in the tender documents. Only duly authorized representatives with proper credentials are permitted to attend bid-related proceedings.
Bidding documents are available for download from the EPADS portal. Sealed bids comprising financial proposals and bid security must be submitted by the closing date of 24 September 2026. Bid opening and evaluation will follow the prescribed procurement principles and procedures. Enquiries regarding the tender should be directed to Mr. Ghulam Qadir Sario, J.O.A, at the Office of the Director General (Finance & Accounts), High Court of Sindh, Court Road near Passport Office Saddar, Karachi, by telephone 021 99203151-9 Ext-295 or fax 021-99204126.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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This is a specialized services tender for professional binding of law journals for a government institution.
The scope covers multiple journal volumes spanning two to three years across eleven legal publications. The tender is issued through the formal EPADS platform with structured procurement rules, suggesting a formal evaluation process. Bidders should note the requirement to submit detailed technical specifications alongside financial proposals and bid security. The contract type appears to be service-based rather than supply-based, with quality standards likely critical given the legal reference nature of materials.
Who can bid: The notice specifies mandatory qualification and eligibility criteria but does not detail them in the extract provided. Typically, bidders for book binding services must be registered with SECP or relevant provincial authority and possess valid NTN. Previous experience in library binding or similar work is typically required. No specific PEC category applies; registration as a service provider in the relevant province is typically mandatory.