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Description / Scope of Work
The Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony (MORA) is establishing an open framework agreement for the on-demand supply of repair and maintenance services for vehicles. This prequalification notice invites national applicants to participate in a competitive bidding process leading to the award of a framework agreement with a validity period of 36 months. The framework is funded from Non-ADP resources and will operate through subsequent call-off contracts issued during the framework period. The procurement is being conducted through a single-stage, one-envelope national bidding process as per standard government procurement procedures.
The prequalification process is open to all national applicants who meet the eligibility and qualification criteria specified in the prequalification documents. Interested suppliers must demonstrate their technical and financial capacity to provide vehicle repair and maintenance services on demand. Applicants are required to submit comprehensive prequalification documentation through the EPADS v2.0 portal, and only those prequalified will be invited to participate in the subsequent invitation to bid. The evaluation will assess bidders' capability, experience, and capacity to deliver quality services.
Prequalified applicants will receive invitations to bid on Thursday, September 24, 2026, with the framework agreement expected to be signed by Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Bidders must access prequalification documents through EPADS v2.0 at the designated portal. The Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony is located at 1st Floor, Kohsar Complex, T.U.V. Blocks, Pak Secretariat, Islamabad, and can be contacted at +92-332-036-2200 or sogeneralmora@gmail.com for further information during office hours.
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This is a recurring framework agreement for vehicle repair and maintenance services valid for 36 months, meaning multiple call-off contracts will follow the initial award.
The prequalification process is the entry gate; only those approved can bid. For SMEs, this represents predictable, ongoing revenue potential if selected, though the scope and volume of future call-offs remain undefined. Applicants need robust workshop facilities, technical staff, and spare parts supply chains to handle varied vehicle service demands under an on-demand model.
Who can bid: National applicants only. Specific eligibility criteria are detailed in the prequalification documents accessible via EPADS v2.0. Typically, vehicle repair service providers must hold valid registration with the relevant provincial transport authority or the Pakistan Engineering Council if providing engineering-level diagnostics. NTN and valid SECP registration are typically required.