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Description / Scope of Work
The Infrastructure Development Authority, Punjab is procuring operating microscopes on a DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) basis for the establishment of the Federal Government Polyclinic (PGMI)-II at G-11/3, Islamabad. This is a goods procurement tender issued under a Single Stage-Two Envelope bidding process for medical equipment essential to the polyclinic's operational capacity. The tender is national in scope and invites qualified suppliers to submit competitive bids for the supply and delivery of the specified operating microscopes to the facility location in Islamabad, Punjab.
Bidders must meet the prescribed eligibility criteria and possess relevant qualifications in the supply of medical equipment and operating microscopes. Bid security is required as specified in the Bid Data Sheet, and all bidders must submit a Bid Securing Declaration as part of their tender submission. Interested suppliers should review the technical specifications detailed in Annex-II and ensure their products conform to the stated requirements before preparing their bids.
Complete bid documents are available from the procuring authority at the address provided. Bids must be submitted in two envelopes containing technical and financial proposals respectively. The bid opening date and detailed submission procedures are outlined in the Instructions to Bidders section. For further information, interested parties may contact the Infrastructure Development Authority, Punjab at the provided contact details: Phone +92-301-851-8137, Email procurement@idap.pk, or visit their office at 50, B-III, Gulberg-III, Lahore City, Lahore.
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This tender seeks operating microscopes for a new federal polyclinic in Islamabad—a specialized medical equipment procurement.
The DDP basis and two-envelope format indicate a structured competitive process with technical and financial separation. The closing date is October 19, 2026, allowing moderate preparation time. Suppliers must verify exact product specifications against Annex-II requirements and confirm ability to deliver within contracted timelines. This appears a one-off capital acquisition rather than framework supply.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state registration or licensing requirements. Typically, suppliers of medical devices in Pakistan must hold SECP registration, valid NTN, and relevant product certification or authorization from the State Bank or health authority where applicable. PEC registration is not applicable as this is goods, not construction.