Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Supreme Court of Pakistan invites bids for the procurement of stationery items under tender reference 1/2026-2027/SCJ-1. This is a goods procurement using a single stage-two envelope bidding method, intended to supply stationery requirements to the Supreme Court's office at Constitution Avenue, G-5/2, Islamabad, Federal Territory. The procurement follows national bidding procedures and is open to eligible vendors across Pakistan. The tender document specifies detailed item specifications, price schedules, and contract conditions governing the supply and delivery of stationery materials.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria as outlined in the bid data sheet and must comply with all financial, registration, and capacity requirements stipulated in the tender document. A bid securing declaration is mandatory, and bidders are required to submit comprehensive documentation including proof of past experience, completed contracts, financial capacity assessment forms, and average annual turnover statements. The bidder must also execute an integrity pact as a condition of participation and provide a performance guarantee upon contract award.
The tender document is available for download from the issuing authority. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes—technical and financial—to the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Sr. Deputy Director, Constitution Avenue, G-5/2, Islamabad. The bid opening will be conducted following the closing date. Interested bidders should contact the procurement office at phone +92-333-515-9402 or email makiyani@gmail.com for clarifications, queries, or to obtain the complete tender documents and specifications.
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This is a routine stationery procurement by the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
The two-envelope system indicates technical and financial evaluation will be separated. Bidders must demonstrate past experience with similar supply contracts and maintain sound financial standing. Competition is likely from established office supplies vendors with federal government experience. The integrity pact requirement signals strict compliance expectations. Closing date 28 September 2026 allows reasonable preparation time for documentation and submission.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state eligibility restrictions. Typically, suppliers must be registered with the SECP (if a company), hold a valid NTN, possess relevant business registration, and have prior experience supplying similar stationery items to government entities. Sole proprietorships and partnerships with proper documentation are generally eligible. No specific sectoral license appears required for stationery supply.