Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan Security Printing Corporation invites bids for hiring of services for incineration of inks that are SEPA (Sindh Environmental Protection Agency) approved. This is a non-consultancy service procurement on a national basis using single stage-one envelope bidding methodology. The service is required at the Corporation's facility in Karachi, located at Jinnah Avenue, Malir Halt. The scope of work includes proper disposal and incineration of ink waste materials in compliance with environmental regulations and standard operating procedures for incineration as specified in the tender annexure.
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including registration with relevant authorities and compliance with HSE (Health, Safety and Environment) standards. A bid securing declaration is required from all participants. The tender document specifies that bidders must not be blacklisted and must provide an affidavit confirming their blacklisting status. An integrity pact and performance guarantee will be required from the successful bidder. Bidders must also sign a code of conduct and undertaking for compliance with all health, safety and environmental requirements.
Bid documents are available from Pakistan Security Printing Corporation, Procurement Department, Deputy General Manager's office at Jinnah Avenue, Malir Halt, Karachi. Bids must be submitted to the same address by the closing date of October 22, 2026. Contact information for queries is provided as Phone: +92-219-924-8511 and Email: purchase.local@pspc.gov.pk. The bid opening will follow the submission deadline as per the single stage-one envelope procedure outlined in the Instructions to Bidders.
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PSPC seeks an environmental services contractor to incinerate printing inks under SEPA approval.
The contract appears to be a once-off or recurring disposal arrangement for security printing waste. Bidders must demonstrate HSE compliance capability and environmental certification. The October 2026 closing date allows moderate preparation time. Notable requirement: SEPA approval confirmation suggests environmental sector experience is critical. This suits established waste management or industrial services firms operating in Sindh with appropriate regulatory standing.
Who can bid: Bidders must not be blacklisted (affidavit required). Registration with relevant authorities and HSE compliance certification are required. Typically bidders must hold NTN, valid business registration (SECP/city district authority), and environmental handling licenses. SEPA approval or equivalent provincial environmental clearance is explicitly mandated for this service category.