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Description / Scope of Work
The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement (Pakistan Customs) is inviting prequalification applications from national suppliers for an Open Framework Agreement for on-demand repair of furniture and fixture services. The framework agreement, referenced as FFW9796, will be established following a single-stage, one-envelope bidding process. Successful prequalified applicants will be eligible to participate in subsequent call-off contracts during the framework period of 36 months, with the agreement expected to commence in October 2026. The procurement is funded from Non-ADP sources and aims to establish a roster of qualified service providers for planned furniture maintenance and repair requirements.
Eligibility is restricted to national applicants who meet the specified qualification criteria outlined in the prequalification documents. Interested applicants must demonstrate technical capability and financial standing to perform furniture repair services on demand. The prequalification documents will be made available through the e-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (EPADS v2.0), and applicants are required to submit their credentials in accordance with the prescribed format and schedule.
Complete prequalification documents are accessible through EPADS v2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/frameworkagreements/9796. Invitations to Bid are expected to be issued to prequalified applicants on September 14, 2026, with the Open Framework Agreement targeted for signing on October 19, 2026. Interested applicants should contact the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement at the specified office address in Islamabad, telephone +92-331-912-4222, or email cocenf-general.isb@fbr.gov.pk for further information during office hours.
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This is a prequalification notice for a 36-month framework agreement to supply furniture and fixture repair services to Pakistan Customs.
The framework is open to national suppliers only and will operate on a call-off basis, meaning volumes and timing are unspecified at prequalification stage. As a framework agreement, successful prequalification does not guarantee work—subsequent call-off contracts will be awarded competitively. The tight timeline (prequalification closure October 5, invitation to bid September 14) suggests urgent establishment of the vendor roster. Bidders should expect to demonstrate current operational capacity for on-demand repair work rather than submitting unit rates at this stage.
Who can bid: Open to national applicants only, subject to fulfilling eligibility and qualification criteria specified in the prequalification documents. Typically, furniture repair service providers must be registered with SECP or be sole proprietorships with valid NTN, hold relevant trade registration, maintain an active business address in Pakistan, and demonstrate technical competency and financial stability. Specific license requirements for furniture repair typically vary by provincial jurisdiction.