Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The District & Sessions Court, Multan, Punjab, invites bids for the procurement of goods and services under a framework contract for the financial year 2026-2027. The procurement is being conducted through an electronic bidding process in accordance with public procurement regulations. This is a framework contract arrangement, meaning multiple call-offs or orders may be issued against the contract during the financial year. Interested bidders must obtain the complete bidding documents from the Judicial Complex, Chowk Katchehry, Multan, where the court is headquartered. The scope includes general supplies and services required for the court's operational needs.
Eligible bidders must meet the registration and qualification requirements specified in the bidding documents, including appropriate business registration with SECP or relevant provincial authority and valid NTN. Bidders are required to furnish bid security as detailed in the bid data sheet, and must comply with all conditions regarding eligibility, technical qualifications, and financial standing. One person or entity may submit only one bid for this tender. All bids must be submitted electronically through the designated e-procurement portal before the closing deadline.
The bidding documents are available from the court office at the address noted above. Electronic bids must be sealed and marked according to instructions and submitted by the specified deadline. The court will open and evaluate all received bids on the scheduled date. Bidders may seek clarifications on the bidding documents by contacting the office via the provided telephone, fax, or email address: dsimultan@punjab.gov.pk. The court reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to vary quantities at the time of award.
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Framework contract for recurring court supplies (stationery and operational goods/services) over FY 2026-27, implying multiple call-offs rather than a single large purchase.
Scale appears small-to-medium; court procurement typically involves routine consumables with predictable demand. e-bidding process suggests digitalization but physical document collection required. Deadline is distant (Oct 2026), allowing preparation time. Non-exclusive framework means competing vendors may be appointed; winning bidder gains visibility but faces volume uncertainty across the year.
Who can bid: Bidders must hold SECP registration or equivalent provincial business registration plus valid NTN. No PEC category stated (non-construction). Typically, court suppliers must demonstrate financial stability and operational capacity. Eligibility criteria defined in full bidding documents (not summarized here); obtain and review before committing. One bid per entity only.