Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), headquartered in Islamabad Capital Territory, is inviting bids for the procurement of AI and Productivity Software Subscriptions under a National Single Stage-One Envelope tender. This is a non-consultancy services procurement aimed at acquiring software subscription licenses to enhance digital productivity and artificial intelligence capabilities across FBR operations in Islamabad. The tender follows standard bidding procedures and seeks qualified vendors capable of delivering comprehensive software solutions meeting government specifications and technical requirements.
Bidders must demonstrate eligibility through appropriate business registration with relevant authorities and compliance with procurement regulations. Interested vendors are required to submit a bid securing declaration as part of their submission and must meet all technical and financial qualification criteria outlined in the bid data sheet. The tender emphasizes integrity and performance guarantees, with all participants required to execute an integrity pact affirming ethical business conduct throughout the procurement process.
Bid documents are available for download from this procurement notice, with submission details and opening procedures outlined in the Instructions to Bidders section. Interested parties should contact the FBR Secretary at FBR HQ G-5/1, Islamabad Capital Territory via phone +92-333-546-3868 or email farrukhamirsial@gmail.com for clarifications. All bids must be submitted by the closing deadline specified, with evaluation conducted according to published criteria covering technical capacity, financial viability, and service delivery capability.
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FBR seeks AI and productivity software subscriptions via national competitive bidding.
The scope encompasses multiple software licenses for government use, likely medium-scale recurring procurement. The September 2026 deadline suggests active procurement planning. Vendors must provide technical proposals demonstrating software compatibility with government IT infrastructure, pricing schedules, and performance guarantees. This is a services subscription contract, not a one-off purchase, implying multi-year commitment potential.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities (typically SECP for companies or trade bodies for sole proprietors) and hold valid NTN for tax purposes. Vendors should demonstrate prior experience supplying software subscriptions to government entities. No specific PEC category applies to software services. Financial stability and technical capability to deliver support services are standard requirements.