Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
THQ Hospital Shorkot, located on Multan Road in Shorkot City, District Jhang, Punjab, invites e-bids for a framework contract for the procurement of medicines items for the financial year 2026-2027. This is a recurring procurement arrangement under Tender No 01/THQ/SKT/2026-27 issued by the Health and Population Department. The framework contract will establish rates and terms for the supply of pharmaceutical products to support hospital operations throughout the fiscal year, with deliveries scheduled as per hospital requirements.
Eligible bidders must be registered pharmaceutical suppliers or authorized distributors in good standing. Bidders should possess valid business registration, tax identification numbers (NTN), and relevant licenses from the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) or equivalent. A bid security amount will be required as detailed in the bidding documents. All bids must comply with the compulsory conditions and technical evaluation criteria specified in Section III of this tender document.
Bidding documents are available from the Hospital Administration office at 1-KM Multan Road, Shorkot City, District Jhang. Interested bidders must submit sealed e-bids by the deadline specified in the tender notice. Bids will be opened by the Procuring Agency on the scheduled date, and all communications regarding this procurement should be directed to the Hospital contact office at 047-5310971 or 0302-8754848, or via email to Mariahabib012@gmail.com.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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This is a framework contract for medicines supply to a public sector hospital in Punjab for the entire fiscal year 2026-27, indicating substantial ongoing demand.
The procurement is structured as a rate contract, meaning successful bidders will supply goods on call throughout the year rather than a one-time purchase. Bidders should note the requirement for full pharmaceutical registration and DRAP compliance, and should budget adequate bid security. The framework approach suggests multiple deliveries over twelve months.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered pharmaceutical suppliers with valid DRAP (or equivalent regulator) licenses, NTN, and business registration. Typically, participation also requires proof of past experience supplying hospitals or healthcare institutions, financial solvency statements, and compliance with Pakistan's pharmaceutical quality standards.