Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement (Pakistan Customs) is seeking to prequalify suppliers and establish an open framework agreement for the on-demand repair and maintenance of IT equipment. This is a national-level procurement of non-consultancy services funded from Non-ADP sources, with the framework agreement expected to run for 36 months from October 21, 2026. The procurement follows a single-stage, one-envelope bidding process and will be conducted through the e-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (ePADS). Interested applicants can access complete prequalification documents via ePADS v2.0 at the designated portal. The office of the Collectorate is located in Islamabad Capital Territory.
The prequalification process is open to all national applicants who meet the specified eligibility requirements. Bidders must demonstrate relevant qualifications and experience in IT equipment repair services. All prospective suppliers must comply with the eligibility criteria outlined in the prequalification documents, including necessary registrations and certifications as applicable to service providers in Pakistan.
Invitations to bid are scheduled for Monday, September 21, 2026, and the framework agreement is expected to be finalized by Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Interested applicants should contact the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement through ePADS v2.0 during office hours for further information. The complete prequalification document set is accessible at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/frameworkagreements/9862. For queries, bidders may reach the office at Phone: +92-331-912-4222 or Email: cocenf-general.isb@fbr.gov.pk.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
36-month framework agreement for reactive IT equipment repair across Pakistan Customs federal operations.
Scale appears medium—national coverage but on-demand nature suggests variable workload rather than continuous deployment. Single-stage ePADS procurement signals streamlined process; three-year term indicates genuine operational need, not one-off. Bidder must position as responsive, multi-location capable service provider with documented uptime guarantees. No volume commitments stated; pricing structure critical.
Who can bid: National applicants only. Typically requires NTN, SECP registration (if company), and industry-specific certifications for IT repair (vendor partnerships/training credentials). No PEC requirement stated. Pre-qualification documents on ePADS define exact registrations; framework agreements often demand PMC/audit trail capability.