Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Para Training School, Special Services Group, located in Peshawar Cantonment invites sealed bids for the procurement of various items from registered companies with good reputation. The tender is published in Express (Urdu) and Dawn News (English) newspapers and is being uploaded to the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority portal. The procurement scope covers different items to be sourced from established vendors; detailed specifications are available through the tender documents. This procurement is centrally managed from Peshawar Cantonment with military oversight and follows standard public procurement regulations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The performance period for the contract is fifteen days from award.
Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and maintain good standing as suppliers. Tender documents are available for inspection at the school premises. Bid security and performance guarantees as per PPRA rules apply to all participants. Only companies with established registration and proven track record in supplying similar items are encouraged to participate. All bids must comply with procurement rules and tender specifications.
Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to Para Training School (SSG), Jamroad Road near CIA Police Station, Peshawar by 10:00 hours on 5 October 2026. Public opening of bids will take place at 12:00 hours on the same date at the school premises. Interested bidders may contact Lieutenant Colonel Syed Furqan Farooq at telephone 091-5711825 for clarification. Tender documents are obtainable from the school office during working hours.
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Para Training School is procuring various items from registered vendors with good reputation via sealed bidding in Peshawar.
The notice emphasizes registered status and reputation—indicating standardized commodity procurement rather than specialized goods. Fifteen-day delivery window suggests routine stock replenishment. Military procurement typically involves rigorous compliance verification; compliance capacity and previous government supply experience are likely competitive advantages.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered companies with good reputation. Typically, vendors must hold valid business registration (SECP/NTN), tax clearance, and relevant category registration where applicable. Military procurement typically requires security vetting and may restrict foreign ownership. No specific license mentioned; eligibility depends on item category.