Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Kidney & Liver Institute and Research Center, Lahore, is inviting sealed bids for the procurement of ICU ventilators. This is a competitive bidding process under reference PRO/295/2025, with bid documents available for qualified bidders meeting the institute's eligibility criteria. The procurement is intended to enhance critical care capacity at the institute's facility in Lahore, Punjab province. The scope of work involves supply, delivery, and installation of ICU ventilators meeting specified technical standards and performance requirements detailed in the bidding documents.
Eligible bidders must be registered firms with requisite business registration and tax documentation as applicable under Pakistani law. Bidders must provide evidence of capability and past experience in supplying medical equipment, particularly ventilators or similar critical care devices. A bid security in the form of a bank guarantee or performance bond will be required from successful bidders, payable to the procuring agency. All bids must comply with DRAP Act 2012 requirements where applicable to medical device procurement and standards.
Bidding documents may be obtained from the institute's procurement office in Lahore during working hours. Sealed bids must be submitted by the deadline of 7 October 2026 at the official address, with opening scheduled to occur publicly on the same date or shortly thereafter. Bid prices must be quoted in Pakistani rupees unless otherwise specified in the bid data sheet. Inquiries regarding tender conditions, technical specifications, or document clarifications should be directed to the procuring agency's contact office listed in the bid data sheet. Award will be made to the lowest evaluated responsive bid meeting all technical and commercial requirements.
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Large medical equipment tender for ICU ventilator procurement by a specialist healthcare institute.
This is a single-purchase acquisition rather than a framework contract. The scope appears moderate in scale, targeting critical care equipment supply with delivery and installation required in Lahore. Bidders must ensure compliance with DRAP medical device regulations and provide technical specifications matching the detailed performance criteria in Section III. This is a one-off procurement likely requiring proven experience with hospital-grade ventilation systems.
Who can bid: Bidders must be properly registered business entities with valid NTN and sales tax registration as applicable. Typically, medical equipment suppliers require relevant business registration with SECP, valid tax clearance certificate, and evidence of prior supply experience with similar critical care devices. Bidders should verify compliance with DRAP Act 2012 requirements for medical device import and supply into Pakistan.