Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi Institute of Cardiology (CPEIC) in Wazirabad, Punjab, invites bids for annual repair and maintenance services of bio-medical equipment for the financial year 2026-27. This tender covers comprehensive maintenance and repair work for medical equipment across the institute's facilities in Wazirabad. The procurement follows a single-stage two-envelope bidding procedure as outlined in the Government of Punjab Health Department procurement regulations. Bidders must be eligible contractors with relevant experience in bio-medical equipment servicing and maintenance.
Eligibility criteria require bidders to demonstrate prior experience with medical equipment maintenance, valid business registration with the relevant authorities (SECP/NTN), and capability to provide timely repair and maintenance services. Bidders must submit bid security as specified in the bidding documents. The institute reserves the right to verify quantities and specifications at the time of contract award and to reject any bids that do not conform to the technical and commercial requirements outlined in the bidding documents.
Bid documents are available from the institute's office at CPEIC Wazirabad. Sealed bids in two envelopes (technical and financial) must be submitted by the deadline specified in the tender notice. Bid opening will take place at the institute's premises in Wazirabad. Interested parties should contact the procurement cell at the institute on telephone 055-6609105-6 (Extension 112, 191) or visit www.cpeicw.punjab.gov.pk for further details regarding submission procedures, technical specifications, and evaluation criteria.
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Annual service contract for bio-medical equipment maintenance at a cardiology institute in Wazirabad, Punjab.
The scope appears medium-scale, typical of institutional healthcare facility support contracts. This is a recurring annual engagement, indicating potential for multi-year relationships if performance is satisfactory. Bidders should note the two-envelope procedure and requirement to demonstrate prior medical equipment maintenance experience. The institute's direct contact via extension numbers suggests a straightforward procurement process without federal portals.
Who can bid: Bidders typically require SECP registration or business certificate, valid NTN, and demonstrated experience in bio-medical equipment repair and maintenance. Preference likely given to vendors with hospital or healthcare facility references. Professional licensing or certification in medical equipment servicing may be required; bidders should check detailed technical specifications in the full tender document.