Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pir Abdul Qadir Shah Jeelani Institute of Medical Sciences Gambat is issuing a tender for the procurement of cochlear implant devices through Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal for eligible mustahik child patients. This procurement initiative aims to provide hearing restoration devices to underprivileged deaf and hard of hearing children in Sindh province. The bidding process follows a single stage, two envelope procedure as prescribed under Rule 46(2) of the Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Rules 2010, ensuring competitive and transparent procurement practices.
The tender invites qualified suppliers and vendors to submit bids for the supply and delivery of cochlear implant devices meeting internationally recognized quality and safety standards. Bidders must demonstrate technical capability, relevant experience in medical device supply, and compliance with all regulatory requirements applicable to implantable medical devices in Pakistan. Required documentation typically includes company registration certificates, tax clearance certificates, technical specifications of proposed devices, and evidence of authorization from device manufacturers.
Bidders should obtain complete bidding documents from the Institute and submit their proposals in two sealed envelopes containing technical and financial offers respectively. The bid documents outline detailed specifications, terms and conditions, evaluation criteria, and submission procedures. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the Institute directly for document procurement and clarification on technical or administrative requirements. All submissions must comply strictly with the prescribed format and deadlines to ensure proper evaluation.
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This is a medical devices procurement for cochlear implants, a specialized high-value category requiring manufacturer authorization and regulatory compliance.
The beneficiary population (mustahik children through Bait-ul-Mal) suggests government subsidy involvement and likely rigorous verification. Bidders need established relationships with international device manufacturers and proven track record in medical implant supply. No contract value or device quantity is specified in available documentation, limiting scale assessment. The two-envelope procedure indicates competitive evaluation on both technical merit and price.
Who can bid: Suppliers must typically be registered with relevant Pakistani authorities (SECP/NTN), hold valid tax registration, and possess manufacturer authorization or distributorship for the proposed cochlear implant devices. Import licenses and regulatory approvals from medical device authorities may be required. Companies should demonstrate prior experience supplying medical devices to healthcare institutions.