Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Procurement (Navy), located at the Naval Residential Complex E-8 in Islamabad through Bahira Gate near SNIDS Centre, invites sealed tenders for the supply of stores, equipment and services as per the detailed schedule provided in the attached Invitation to Tender Form DP-2. This procurement exercise is governed by the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) Rules 2004 and Defence Purchase Procedures (DPP) and Instructions DP-35 (Revised 2024). The tender is open to qualified bidders who meet the technical and financial capability requirements specified in the notice. The scope of supply and detailed specifications will be provided to interested bidders upon submission of their offers in compliance with all prescribed formats and documentation requirements. Bidders must ensure they are registered with the relevant authorities including the Defence Goods and Dimensional Profile (DGDP) if applicable, and possess all necessary tax and business registrations. The tender process emphasizes strict adherence to prescribed formats, with technical and commercial offers submitted separately in sealed envelopes to ensure transparent and competitive procurement. Interested parties should contact the Directorate at Reception 051-9262306, Bahria Gate 0331-5540649, or Section 051-9262309, or email dpn@paknavy.gov.pk and adpn31pre@paknavy.gov.pk for further details and clarification on tender requirements and documentation.
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This is a defence procurement tender from the Pakistan Navy for unspecified stores and equipment, issued as a tender covering form (DP-1).
The actual scope and value are not stated in this cover document—the detailed requirements appear in the attached Schedule to Tender (DP-2), which is not included here. Bidders must register with DGDP and possess relevant tax clearances. The notice emphasizes strict compliance with PPRA and DPP rules; deviation from prescribed formats or conditions can result in rejection. This appears to be a repeat tender process, as the DP-1 is a standard form used for Navy procurements.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with the Defence Goods and Dimensional Profile (DGDP) if technically capable or be willing to register before contract award. All firms must possess valid NTN, income tax filing proof, and sales tax registration. Imported items must include QEM Certificate of Conformance compatible with preferred makes. Firms typically require corporate registration (SECP) and compliance with all PPRA Rules 2004 and DPP-35 requirements.