Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Kidney & Liver Institute and Research Center Lahore invites sealed bids for the procurement of medical equipment comprising a cassette printer with integrated scanner. The tender is issued under the Institute's procurement procedures and is open to eligible domestic and international bidders. The equipment will be delivered to the Institute's facility in Lahore, Punjab. This is a specialized medical imaging equipment procurement essential for diagnostic and laboratory operations within the Institute's kidney and liver research and treatment programs.
Bidders must be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities including SECP, NTN, and PEC where applicable. Bids must be accompanied by bid security as specified in the bid data sheet. Bidders are required to provide technical compliance documents, certificates of eligibility, performance guarantees, and proof of after-sales service capability for medical equipment. All bidders must demonstrate financial stability and prior experience in supplying similar medical equipment to healthcare institutions.
Bidding documents are available from the Institute and should be obtained by contacting the procurement office. Sealed bids must be submitted by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet. Bids will be opened on a date announced by the Institute. Technical and financial evaluation will follow standard procurement procedures. Prospective bidders should review all sections of the bidding documents including technical specifications, general conditions of contract, and special conditions before preparing their submissions.
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A medical equipment supply contract for one cassette printer with scanner system to be delivered to a major kidney and liver research institute in Lahore.
The procurement appears to be a one-off capital equipment purchase rather than recurring supply. The notice itself does not disclose the estimated budget or specific technical model requirements, suggesting these may be detailed only in the full bid documents. Bidders should verify they have prior supply credentials with Pakistani healthcare institutions and can meet medical equipment certification standards. The timeline from publication to submission merits early document acquisition.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration, valid NTN, and PEC registration if classified as equipment suppliers. Healthcare equipment suppliers must typically hold quality certifications (ISO 13485 or equivalent) and demonstrate after-sales service networks in Pakistan. Local agents or authorized distributors of international manufacturers are typically acceptable. The notice does not explicitly state restrictions but standard practice requires proof of financial standing and prior successful deliveries to medical institutions.