Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Drugs Testing Laboratory Punjab Bahawalpur invites e-bids for a framework contract to procure comprehensive security services for the financial year 2026-27 under bid reference DTLB-FY-26/27-T007. The contract encompasses provision of trained security personnel, uniforms, accessories, ammunition, and guard hut facilities for the laboratory facility in Bahawalpur, Punjab. This is a recurring framework contract awarded under PPRA Standard Bidding Document for Non-Consultancy Services (July 2023) and Punjab Procurement Rules 2014 as amended and Punjab Procurement Regulations 2024.
Eligible bidders must be registered with relevant authorities, hold valid NTN and SECP registration where applicable, and possess prior experience in providing security services to government or institutional facilities. Bidders are required to submit technical qualifications demonstrating security staff expertise, valid licenses, and organizational capacity. A performance guarantee will be required from the successful contractor to ensure service delivery standards and compliance with contract terms throughout the engagement period.
Bid documents are available from the Drugs Testing Laboratory office and through e-procurement portals. Interested bidders must submit their e-bids electronically by the deadline specified in the bid data sheet. The opening of e-bids will be conducted by the procuring agency in the presence of bidders' representatives. All communications, clarifications, and bid submissions must follow the instructions detailed in the bidding documents. Contact the Director, Drugs Testing Laboratory Bahawalpur for further information and document acquisition.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
Independent analysis by PakistanTender — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
A framework contract for security services covering staffing, uniforms, ammunition and infrastructure at a government laboratory in Bahawalpur.
This appears to be a moderate-scale recurring annual engagement rather than one-off work, involving direct provision of armed security personnel to a sensitive government facility. Bidders should note the technical specifications demand trained, qualified guards and detailed compliance with uniform and equipment standards—this is not a basic guarding contract but requires professional security firm capability.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration, valid NTN, and prior experience in institutional or government security provision. PEC registration is not applicable (non-construction). The notice does not explicitly state minimum turnover or staff strength but framework contracts of this type typically demand demonstrated capacity to deploy 24/7 personnel.