Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) is procuring de-watering pumps through a national single stage-two envelope bidding process. This is a goods procurement for equipment essential to disaster management and emergency response operations. The procurement is being managed by the NDMA Directorate located near ITP Office on Main Murree Road in Islamabad Capital Territory. The tender is open on a national basis and invites qualified suppliers to submit competitive bids for the supply of de-watering pumps meeting specified technical requirements.
Bidders must meet defined eligibility criteria including past experience with similar supplies and satisfactory contract performance history. Bidders are required to submit a bid securing declaration and performance guarantee as specified in the bidding documents. Financial capacity and net worth evaluation forms must accompany bids, along with documented evidence of average annual turnover and completion of past contracts of similar nature.
Bid documents are available for review and download as outlined in the Instructions to Bidders section. The bidding process follows a two-envelope system separating technical and financial submissions. Bids must be submitted by the closing date specified in the bid data sheet. Bid opening will occur according to the schedule detailed in the Instructions to Bidders. For inquiries, contact the NDMA Directorate at phone number +92-333-921-6192 or email latifndma@gmail.com. All bidding procedures and contract terms are governed by the General and Special Conditions of Contract included in the complete bidding document.
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NDMA is tendering de-watering pumps—critical disaster relief equipment—via single-stage two-envelope bidding.
The tender is national scope, suggesting moderate-to-large quantity procurement. Bidders must demonstrate prior similar-goods delivery and clean performance history. The 2026 date indicates a forward-looking procurement for anticipated relief operations. Equipment specifications are detailed in the annexure; compliance with technical requirements is non-negotiable. Financial stability verification is required, implying substantial contract value.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with SECP (or relevant provincial registration authority) and hold valid NTN. Past experience supplying similar pumps and documented completion of comparable contracts is required. Bidders must demonstrate financial capacity via turnover statements and bank references. No debarment or litigation history is permitted. PEC registration is typically required if any installation or service components are involved.