Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Procurement (Navy) invites sealed tenders for the supply of Broad Belt Jet Black under tender reference 625010/R-2609/330221 dated 28 September 2026. The tender is open to qualified suppliers and will be opened on 20 October 2026. The procurement is conducted through the Bahria Gate, Naval Residential Complex, E-8, Islamabad, in accordance with PPRA Rules 2004 and Defence Purchase Procedure and Instructions (DPP&I-35 Edition 2024).
Bidders must be registered or willing to register with the Directorate General Defence Purchase (DGDP) to qualify for contract award, which shall be made after security clearance and provision of required registration documents. Firms must submit evidence of technical and financial capability, including income tax filing proof, sales tax registration proof, and DGDP registration letter if applicable. An affidavit of provisional registration on judicial stamp paper of value Rs. 100 is required from unregistered firms.
Tenders must be submitted in three sealed envelopes: Sealed Envelope 1 containing technical offer in duplicate with DP-1 and DP-2 forms, compliance remarks, technical specifications and annexes; Sealed Envelope 2 containing earnest money deposit; and Sealed Envelope 3 containing the commercial offer with DP-2 form. All documents must be properly marked, sealed and signed. Tender opening occurs at the Directorate office, Islamabad, with technical offers opened first. Contact: Reception 051-20062074, Bahria Gate 0331-5540649, Section 051-9262314.
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This is a defence equipment tender for Broad Belt Jet Black issued by Pakistan Navy's procurement directorate.
The tight closing date (20 October 2026) and mandatory DGDP registration requirement limit the eligible bidder pool to established defence suppliers. Three separate sealed envelopes with detailed compliance documentation are required. The notice emphasises strict adherence to packaging and submission procedures, with automatic rejection for non-compliance. Bidders should note that technical offers are evaluated separately before commercial bids are opened, and lowest technically acceptable options may be selected.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered or willing to register with DGDP (Directorate General Defence Purchase) and obtain security clearance. Registration with SECP, valid NTN and sales tax registration are required. Firms must submit income tax filing proof and undertaking of provisional registration on judicial stamp paper (Rs. 100) if not yet registered. Typically, defence contracts require PEC registration (if applicable), prior experience in similar supply to government or military, and financial stability demonstration.