Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Office of the Prosecutor General Punjab invites sealed electronic bids for the e-procurement of various store items during the fiscal year 2026-27. This standard bidding document outlines the complete procurement process under Punjab Procurement Rules, 2014 and Punjab Procurement Regulations, 2022. The tender scope includes procurement of different store items as specified in Annexure-A, with detailed specifications and quantities listed. The procurement is being conducted through the Punjab e-procurement System (www.ep.punjab.gov.pk) to ensure transparency and fair competition among eligible bidders across Punjab province.
Bidders must meet specified eligibility and qualification criteria as detailed in the tender document, including valid business registration and relevant authorizations. All bids must be accompanied by bid security calculated as per Annexure-B, submitted in favor of Prosecutor General Punjab. The tender document requires submission of undertakings, valid documentary evidence, supporting documents, test certificates, and data sheets for critical components as prescribed. Bids that lack these mandatory submissions are liable to rejection at the initial evaluation stage.
Bidding documents are available for free download from the Prosecutor General Punjab website (http://www.pg.punjab.gov.pk), Punjab e-procurement System, and PPRA website (www.ppra.punjab.gov.pk). All bids must be submitted electronically through the Punjab e-procurement System on or before 02:00 PM on 12th October, 2026. Technical bids will be opened publicly on the same day at 02:30 PM, followed by evaluation of technically qualified bids and subsequent opening of financial proposals. Award shall be made to the lowest evaluated bidder in accordance with the evaluation criteria specified in clause 24 of the tender document.
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This is a recurring annual procurement by a government prosecution office for general store supplies during 2026-27.
The exact scope and value are detailed in Annexure-A (not visible in this extract). The procurement follows two-envelope bidding: technical bid evaluation first, then financial opening for qualified bidders. Bidders must provide extensive documentation including undertakings, data sheets and test certificates—incomplete submissions face automatic rejection. Timeline is tight with submission, opening and evaluation compressed into single day.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state category restrictions or registration requirements. Typically, suppliers for government store items must hold valid business registration (SECP or relevant provincial authority), maintain NTN, and provide evidence of authorization to supply contracted goods. Any prior disqualification or blacklisting by government agencies would disqualify participation.