Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
SBP Banking Services Corporation invites sealed bids for UPS management services covering preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, and technical support for uninterruptible power supply systems installed at BPAS/BDS machines across SBP BSC field offices located throughout Pakistan. The procurement is classified as non-consultancy services under a national single-stage two-envelope bidding process. The scope encompasses comprehensive UPS management at multiple SBP field locations with service delivery expected to commence following contract award. The contract will be managed by the Engineering Department at SBP Boulton Market Building in Karachi, Sindh province, with the Executive Engineer responsible for oversight and coordination.
Bidders must meet standard eligibility requirements for service providers in Pakistan, typically including valid National Tax Number registration, membership with relevant trade bodies for electrical or power systems services where applicable, and demonstrated technical capacity to manage UPS systems for financial institutions. Bid security will be required as specified in the bidding data sheet, and bidders must provide performance guarantees upon contract award to ensure service reliability and compliance with technical standards.
Bid documents are available from the Engineering Department at the address provided, with submission required in sealed envelopes containing separate technical and financial proposals. Bids will be opened on a date specified in the bidding data sheet following the closing deadline of October 8, 2026. Interested bidders should contact the Executive Engineer, Shehzad Memon, at +92-213-450-4122 or shehzad.memon@sbp.org.pk for clarifications, bid document procurement, and submission procedures.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
A national non-consultancy services tender for multi-site UPS maintenance across State Bank field offices.
The scope appears moderate in scale, covering preventive and emergency support for critical power infrastructure at banking locations. The two-envelope format suggests both technical qualification and pricing competitiveness will be assessed. Bidders should note the October 8, 2026 deadline is imminent, and the contract likely involves recurring quarterly or annual maintenance cycles rather than one-off work, requiring realistic resource planning across multiple SBP locations.
Who can bid: Typically, service providers must hold valid NTN registration and demonstrate technical capacity for UPS systems. Industry membership or relevant certifications in electrical/power systems management may be expected. Bidders should possess technical staff qualified to handle industrial UPS equipment at financial institution sites. State-owned entities may face restrictions; check special conditions for any local content or preference clauses.