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Description / Scope of Work
The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement (Pakistan Customs) invites prequalification applications from national suppliers for an Open Framework Agreement relating to the on-demand repair of hardware. This is a non-consultancy services procurement funded from Non-ADP resources. The framework agreement reference number is FFW9859 and is intended to establish a panel of prequalified vendors who will be eligible to participate in subsequent call-off contract biddings during the framework period of 36 months commencing October 21, 2026. The prequalification process is open to all national applicants meeting the eligibility criteria specified in the prequalification documents. Invitations to bid will be issued to prequalified applicants on September 21, 2026, and the open framework agreement will be signed with successful bidder(s) on October 21, 2026.
Eligible applicants must be national suppliers meeting the qualification criteria detailed in the prequalification documents. The prequalification process operates on a single-stage, one-envelope basis. Interested applicants should review the full prequalification documents available through the e-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (EPADS) v2.0 to understand all requirements, including any bid security, technical qualifications, experience requirements, and financial criteria that may apply.
Complete prequalification documents are accessible through EPADS v2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/framework-agreements/9859. Potential applicants may obtain further information from the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement (Pakistan Customs) during office hours via EPADS v2.0. The office is located at Plot No. 24, Mauve Area, Sector G-9/1, Islamabad Capital Territory, and may be reached at telephone +92-331-912-4222 or email cocenf-general.isb@fbr.gov.pk.
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A federal procurement for prequalification to a 36-month framework agreement for hardware repair services.
This is a call-off style contract, meaning prequalified vendors will compete on individual repair jobs as they arise. The tight timeline—prequalification closing in early October 2026 with framework start in late October—suggests urgent need. Hardware repair services indicate moderate technical complexity; vendors should have workshop capability, technical staff, and relevant experience. As a recurring framework rather than one-off contract, this offers longer-term revenue visibility but requires ability to respond quickly to periodic call-offs.
Who can bid: The notice states prequalification is open to national applicants meeting eligibility criteria in the prequalification documents. Specific eligibility thresholds (financial, technical, or registration requirements) are not detailed in this summary page. Typically for such non-consultancy services, applicants must be registered with SECP or hold a valid NTN, possess relevant technical capacity, and demonstrate experience in hardware repair or related services.