Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Punjab Safe Cities Authority invites bids for the hiring of operation and maintenance services for systems installed at three PPIC3 (Punjab Police Integrated Command & Control) centers located in Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, and Gujranwala, Punjab. This is a cumulative bid price procurement conducted through a single stage two-envelope process under the Punjab Procurement Regulations 2024. The tender seeks qualified service providers to ensure optimal functioning of surveillance and operational systems across these three critical police command centers. Bidders must register on the PPRA Punjab E-Procurement Portal at https://ep.punjab.gov.pk/ to participate in this electronic procurement process and submit their applications online according to the prescribed schedule and requirements.
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This is a multi-location operation and maintenance contract spanning three major provincial police command centers.
The procurement uses an electronic two-envelope process, indicating both technical and financial evaluation stages. The scope covers systems maintenance across geographically dispersed centers in Punjab's three major industrial cities. Bidders should be prepared for ongoing service delivery requirements and familiarity with integrated command center infrastructure. The tender timeline extends to October 2026, allowing adequate preparation time for qualified providers with relevant experience in law enforcement or public safety technology maintenance.
Who can bid: Bidders must register on the PPRA e-procurement portal and comply with Punjab Procurement Regulations 2024. Typically, service providers for public safety infrastructure require NTN registration, relevant experience certificates, and technical competence documentation. The notice does not explicitly state PEC registration or category requirements, but bidders should verify specific eligibility criteria on the e-procurement portal.