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Description / Scope of Work
Govt. Special Education Centre Jhang invites electronic bids for the provision of uniform items for special students for the financial year 2026-27 under Punjab Procurement Regulations 2024 and PPRA Rules 2014. The estimated cost of procurement is PKR 20,000,000 (two million rupees) with a scope covering supply and delivery of uniforms to the centre located in Jhang, Punjab. The procuring agency requires Federal Board of Revenue Income Tax and Sales Tax registered firms to participate in this e-tendering process through the Punjab e-Procurement portal.
Eligible bidders must be registered on the Punjab e-Procurement system and hold FBR registration for both income tax and sales tax purposes. Bidders are required to submit bid security of PKR 100,000 (5 percent of estimated cost) through the Punjab e-Procurement system in collaboration with Bank of Punjab. The successful bidder shall furnish a performance guarantee of 10 percent of the contract amount and enter into a formal contract agreement before issuance of the supply order. All rates must be quoted in Pakistani rupees inclusive of applicable taxes, which will be deducted as per government rules.
Bidding documents are available free of cost on the Punjab e-Procurement portal at https://ep.punjab.gov.pk and the PPRA website at https://ppra.punjab.gov.pk. E-bids must be submitted by 14 October 2026 at 09:00 AM, with opening scheduled for the same date at 11:00 AM. Bid validity is six months from publication of the bid evaluation report. Unsuccessful bidders' bid security will be returned within the prescribed period. Interested parties may contact the Headmaster at Govt Special Education Centre Jhang, Rao Colony near Fouji Foundation School, Dar ul Sakina Road, telephone 0321-2927756.
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A two-million-rupee uniform supply contract for a government special education institution.
The procurement uses single-stage e-bidding with modest bid security requirements and a six-month validity window. Suppliers should note the tight October 2026 deadline, the requirement for dual FBR registration, and the institution's location in Jhang. This appears to be a recurring annual requirement for educational uniforms, suggesting potential for repeat business if performance is satisfactory. Competition likely limited to firms with established government procurement experience.
Who can bid: Bidders must be Federal Board of Revenue registered for both income tax and sales tax. Registration on the Punjab e-Procurement system is mandatory. The notice does not specify any PEC category or other sectoral restrictions. Typically, suppliers of educational uniforms would require valid business registration (SECP or sole proprietorship documentation), valid tax clearance, and good standing with FBR.