Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
THQ Hospital Kamoke, located in Gujranwala district, Punjab, invites sealed bids for a framework contract governing day-to-day local purchases of medicines and surgical disposable items during the financial year 2026-27. This procurement is designed to establish an ongoing supply arrangement with vetted vendors to meet the hospital's operational needs for pharmaceutical and surgical consumables. The contract will be awarded based on competitive bidding under the applicable procurement rules, with evaluation focusing on price reasonability, vendor capability, and compliance with Drug Act and DRAP Act requirements.
Bidders must be properly registered with relevant authorities including SECP or FBR as applicable, possess valid drug and medical device licenses where required by law, and provide evidence of eligibility and financial standing. A bid security will be required at the rate specified in the tender data sheet. Documentation must include audited financial statements, tax clearance certificates, business registration proofs, and compliance certifications for all medicines and surgical items offered.
Bid documents are available from THQ Hospital Kamoke and may be obtained during specified office hours. Sealed bids must be submitted to the hospital by the deadline stated in the tender data sheet, with public opening conducted on the same day. Bidders are entitled to attend the opening and may lodge grievances through the redressal mechanism outlined in the tender. All successful bidders will be required to execute a standard contract incorporating special and general conditions of contract, performance guarantees, and price reasonability certification before supply commences.
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This is a framework agreement for year-long supply of medicines and surgical disposables to a tertiary healthcare facility in Gujranwala.
The contract is recurring (annual FY 2026-27 basis) rather than one-time, suggesting stable, predictable demand. Bidders should note that supply items fall under Drug Act and DRAP Act regulation, requiring appropriate licensing and compliance documentation upfront. The hospital's operational scale and patient throughput will determine order volumes; this framework model typically suits established pharmaceutical wholesalers and medical device distributors with existing regulatory approvals and stock capacity.
Who can bid: Bidders must typically be registered with SECP (Private Limited or Partnership) or sole proprietors with FBR NTN. Drug and medical device suppliers require valid licenses from provincial Health Department or DRAP as applicable under the Drug Act. Financial stability and audited accounts are expected. Non-blacklisted vendors with clean compliance history preferred.