Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Procurement (Navy), located at Bahira Gate near SNIDS Centre in the Naval Residential Complex E-8, Islamabad, invites sealed tenders for the supply of stores, equipment and services as detailed in the attached Schedule to Tender (Form DP-2). This procurement is governed by PPRA Rules 2004 and DPP&I-35 (Revised 2024) and shall be executed under the Defence General Purchase (DGDP) contract framework in accordance with the Law of Contract Act 1872. Interested bidders must familiarise themselves with all applicable procurement regulations and general conditions of defence contracts before participation. The tender will be evaluated on technical and commercial merit, with the Directorate reserving the right to accept the lowest technically compliant option if multiple options are submitted. Prospective bidders are advised to contact the P-31/PRE Section directly for detailed information regarding tender scope, specifications and submission requirements. The procurement process encompasses technical evaluation followed by commercial scrutiny, with opening of technical offers scheduled for half an hour after the tender closing date and time specified in DP-2. All bids must comply strictly with tender conditions and packaging instructions to avoid rejection. Bidders should note that firms must be registered with DGDP or willing to register following security clearance to qualify for contract award.
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This is an invitation to tender for defence stores, equipment and services from the Pakistani Navy's procurement directorate.
The actual scope, value and specifications are contained in the separate Schedule to Tender (Form DP-2) not provided in this covering document. The process is strict and formal, requiring compliance with PPRA 2004 and DPP&I-35 rules, DGDP registration or willingness to register, and submission in three sealed envelopes (technical, earnest money, commercial). Bidders must submit duplicate technical offers with detailed compliance matrices and specifications. This appears to be a significant defence procurement likely requiring established supplier credentials and security clearance.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with DGDP (Defence General Purchase Directorate) or willing to register following security clearance and provision of required registration documents. Firms must possess requisite technical and financial capability. Typical requirements include NTN registration, bank account details, relevant certifications (ISO, OEM CoC), sales tax registration proof, and income tax filing proof. Overseas bidders must provide OEM Certificate of Conformance with specified makes and country of origin clearly identified.