Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Sheikh Zayed Hospital in Lahore, under the Ministry of Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety with funding from the Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal, invites sealed bids for the purchase of cochlear implants (hearing devices) for the financial year 2026-2027. This is a national single-stage two-envelope procurement of medical goods intended to support hearing-impaired patients through the hospital's audiology services. The tender is issued by the Pharmacy Department of Sheikh Zayed Postgraduate Medical Institute, located in New Muslim City, Lahore, Punjab.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility criteria including valid business registration, tax compliance (active NTN), and no debarment from procurement agencies. A bid security declaration is required as per the tender conditions. Bidders should possess relevant experience in supplying medical devices and hearing implants to healthcare institutions. All bidders are required to execute an integrity pact and provide performance guarantees upon contract award.
Bidding documents are available from the Pharmacy Department, Sheikh Zayed Hospital, University Road, Lahore. Sealed bids in two envelopes (technical and financial) must be submitted to the same office. The bid opening will take place on the date specified in the bid data sheet following the submission deadline. Prospective bidders should contact the hospital pharmacist on +92-300-424-8941 or email pharmacy@skzmdc.edu.pk for further clarification and document collection.
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Cochlear implants procurement by a major teaching hospital in Lahore with government and charity backing.
Scope and quantity not specified in the cover pages provided, limiting cost estimates. This is a specialized medical device contract likely requiring FDA or equivalent approvals, manufacturer authorization, and demonstrated supply chain for post-implant support and audiology services. The single-stage two-envelope format suggests moderate complexity. Bidders should have prior experience with Pakistani healthcare facilities and understand local customs clearance for medical devices.
Who can bid: Bidders typically must be registered with SECP, hold active NTN, and have valid business registration. For medical device supply, prior experience supplying to registered hospitals or healthcare providers is typically required. No debarment from PPRA or provincial procurement agencies. Manufacturers or authorized distributors of cochlear implant systems appear preferred.