Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Procurement (Navy) invites sealed tenders for the supply of Webbing Navy Black across four line items. This tender is issued under PPRA Rules 2004 and DPP&I-35 (Edition 2024) and is open to qualified suppliers capable of meeting Defence acquisition standards. The procurement falls under the Defence Purchase Procedure and requires bidders to demonstrate technical capability and financial stability. The tender opening is scheduled for 13 October 2026 at the procurement office located at Bahria Gate, Near SNID Center, Naval Residential Complex, E-8, Islamabad, Federal.
Eligible bidders must be registered or willing to register with DGDP (Directorate General Defence Purchase) and must obtain security clearance before contract award. Firms are required to submit proof of income tax filing and sales tax registration. The tender process follows a three-envelope submission format: a sealed technical offer in duplicate with compliance documentation, a separate earnest money envelope, and a commercial offer envelope. All submissions must adhere strictly to the packing and format instructions outlined in the tender covering form to avoid rejection.
Tender documents and the detailed Schedule to Tender (DP-2 Form) are available from the Directorate office. Bidders must submit their sealed proposals by the closing date and time specified in DP-2. Inquiries should be directed to the Directorate of Procurement (Navy) via Reception at 051-2006207, Bahria Gate at 0331-5540649, or Section at 051-9262314. Additional correspondence may be addressed to dpn@paknavy.gov.pk or adpn33@paknavy.gov.pk. Technical proposals will be opened first, followed by commercial evaluation of compliant bids.
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Four-line-item webbing supply for Navy use under Defence procurement rules.
Bidders face strict compliance requirements including DGDP registration, three-envelope submission format, and security clearance. The short turnaround from issuance (23 September) to opening (13 October 2026) leaves roughly two weeks for document preparation. This is a single-purchase contract requiring demonstrated technical specifications and financial standing. Suppliers without prior DGDP registration or defence sector experience may face delays.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered or willing to register with DGDP and pass security clearance. Income tax filing proof and sales tax registration are mandatory. Firms should be familiar with PPRA Rules 2004 and DPP&I-35 (Edition 2024). Typically, defence suppliers require PEC registration (if applicable to goods supply), valid NTN, and no debarment history.