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Description / Scope of Work
Cantonment Board Peshawar, a body corporate under the Military Lands & Cantonments Department, invites electronic bids from well-reputed firms, suppliers and manufacturers registered with the Income Tax and Sales Tax departments for the provision of two lithium batteries rated 72V, 300Ah with capacity of 22.00 KWH complete with charger. The procurement is being conducted through the PPRA EPAD e-bidding system and is open to active taxpayers enlisted with the Federal Board of Revenue. This is a goods supply contract for equipment procurement in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
All bidders are required to hold valid GST, NTN and STRN certificates. Bid security of five percent of the estimated cost must be submitted in the form of a call deposit (original) from a scheduled bank. The tender is conditional and bids without the call deposit will not be entertained. Cantonment Board Peshawar reserves the right to demand analysis of quoted rates to verify reasonableness and workability, and no escalation shall be admissible upon completion of work.
Bid documents are available on the PPRA EPAD website where the tender form and Bill of Quantities can be downloaded. Electronic bids must be cast by 1100 hours on 19 October 2026 and will be opened the same day at 1130 hours in the presence of tenderers or their authorized representatives. Government taxes will be deducted from bills as per rules. For further information, contact the Cantonment Executive Officer, Peshawar at phone 091-9212784-85, fax 091-9212799, or email ceo_peshawar@yahoo.com.
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Two lithium battery units (72V, 300Ah with chargers) represent a small-scale goods procurement for cantonment infrastructure—likely backup power or emergency systems.
The October 2026 deadline allows moderate preparation time. Five percent bid security and mandatory tax clearances indicate a formal, compliant procurement process. No material supply from buyer; supplier must deliver complete charged-ready units. Typical for cantonment maintenance contracts; registration with FBR and valid tax documentation are essential.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered with Income Tax and Sales Tax departments and hold valid GST, NTN and STRN. Must be active taxpayers on Federal Board of Revenue list. Typically, goods suppliers in Pakistan must also maintain valid SECP registration if private entities, though the notice does not explicitly state this.