Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Soil Fertility Research Institute, located in Thokar Niaz Baig, Lahore, Punjab, invites bids for the procurement of stationery, computer stationery and other items under a framework contract. This is a single stage, one envelope bidding process issued under the reference number sfri-tender-2026-27 (2) in September 2026. The procurement falls under the framework contract arrangement, indicating an ongoing or recurring supply requirement for office and computer-related stationery items needed to support the institute's operations.
Bidders must be eligible entities as defined in the bidding documents in accordance with the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2009 and Punjab Procurement Rules 2014. Prospective bidders are required to submit bid security as specified in the bid data sheet along with all mandatory documentation establishing their eligibility, qualification, and the conformity of goods to the technical specifications outlined in the bidding documents. The bid documents specify detailed technical specifications and evaluation criteria that bidders must adhere to.
Interested bidders should obtain the complete bidding documents from the Chief Scientist, Soil Fertility Research Institute, Thokar Niaz Baig, Lahore by contacting the office via phone at 92 42 9923 3581 or email at director_sfri@yahoo.com. Sealed bids must be submitted by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet. Bid opening will be conducted by the procuring agency, and all proceedings will be conducted in accordance with PPRA regulations and procurement rules governing transparent and competitive procurement in Punjab.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
SFRI is procuring office and computer stationery items under a framework arrangement, typically used for recurring, routine supplies.
The scope spans standard items (paper, pens, files, computer consumables) likely to be consumed regularly across an agricultural research institute. This is a single-stage procurement suggesting straightforward technical requirements and relatively lower complexity. Bidders should expect standard qualification thresholds and routine goods specifications. The framework structure implies potential for repeat orders or annual replenishment contracts if awarded.
Who can bid: The notice references PPRA Act 2009 and Punjab Procurement Rules 2014 but does not explicitly state category restrictions. Typically, suppliers of office and computer stationery must hold valid NTN and sales tax registration, demonstrate financial viability, and possess relevant business registration with SECP or relevant provincial authority. No specific PEC or technical certification is stated, suggesting open access for registered commercial entities meeting basic compliance criteria.