Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Prime Minister's Office (Internal) - Dispensary, based at the Prime Minister's Secretariat in Islamabad, Capital Territory, is inviting bids for the local purchase of medicines for the financial year 2026-27. This is a national-level procurement of goods conducted through a single stage, one envelope bidding process. The tender is issued under a standard bidding document framework and seeks to supply pharmaceutical medicines to support the dispensary operations serving the Prime Minister's Office in Islamabad.
Eligible bidders must meet the prescribed eligibility criteria as outlined in the bidding document. Prospective bidders are required to submit a bid securing declaration as part of their submission. The evaluation will be conducted based on the criteria specified in the tender, and bidders must demonstrate their capability to supply quality medicines in compliance with all applicable regulations and standards. Only registered and authorized medicine suppliers are typically eligible to participate.
Bid documents can be obtained from the Prime Minister's Secretariat, Islamabad. Bids must be submitted in a single envelope following the instructions to bidders detailed in the standard bidding document. The bid opening and evaluation schedule will follow the timeline specified in the bid data sheet. Interested parties should contact the office directly at Phone: +92-324-522-2777 or Email: dispensarypmo@gmail.com for further information regarding specifications, delivery requirements, and submission procedures.
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The Prime Minister's Office Dispensary seeks medicine suppliers for FY 2026-27 through open local procurement.
This is a recurring annual requirement for a high-profile federal client with strict quality and regulatory compliance expectations. Scale is likely modest relative to national tenders but carries prestige and security protocol considerations. Bidders should verify all pharmaceutical licenses, GMP certification, and regulatory registration requirements upfront; government procurement to PMO typically entails enhanced documentation and compliance scrutiny.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with relevant pharmaceutical regulatory authorities in Pakistan (DRAP). Valid business registration, NTN, and authorization to supply medicines are typically required. Suppliers must hold appropriate licenses under the Drugs Act and comply with all quality standards. The notice does not explicitly state restrictions, but government medicine procurement typically requires proven track record and regulatory compliance documentation.