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Description / Scope of Work
The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement (Pakistan Customs), headquartered in Islamabad Capital Territory, is inviting prequalification applications from national firms for an Open Framework Agreement concerning the expenditure and disposal of confiscated goods. This procurement is funded through Non-ADP allocations and carries reference number FFW10524. The framework agreement will establish an on-demand supply arrangement whereby prequalified bidders will be called upon to provide services related to the handling, processing, and disposition of customs-confiscated merchandise over the agreement period. The scope encompasses professional services for the proper expenditure of seized goods in compliance with customs regulations and legal requirements.
The prequalification process is open to all national applicants meeting the eligibility and qualification criteria detailed in the prequalification documents. Interested firms must demonstrate their technical and financial capacity, organizational experience with similar engagements, and compliance with applicable registration requirements. The prequalification documents specify detailed evaluation criteria against which all applications will be assessed to determine which firms are qualified for subsequent invitation to bid and framework agreement award.
Prequalified applicants will receive invitations to bid scheduled for Sunday, October 11, 2026, with the Open Framework Agreement expected to be executed by Thursday, October 22, 2026, for an initial period of 36 months. Complete prequalification documents are accessible through EPADS v2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/framework-agreements/10524. Interested applicants may obtain additional information from the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement during office hours or contact the Office Superintendent at the specified address in Sector G-9/1, Islamabad.
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Pakistan Customs seeks prequalified firms for an on-demand framework agreement managing confiscated goods disposal over 36 months.
This is recurring work with variable volume—not a fixed project. Scale appears medium to large given the federal scope and multi-year term. Interpretation: bidders must handle logistics, warehousing, and compliant disposition of seized merchandise; this requires customs knowledge and potentially liquidation/auction capability. The tight closure (Oct 2026) and Oct 22 execution suggest an urgent operationalization need.
Who can bid: National firms only. Typically requires NTN, valid business registration (SECP or sole proprietorship documentation), and sales tax registration. Bidders must demonstrate technical capacity in customs-compliant goods handling and prior similar experience. No PEC classification stated (non-construction). Registration status and financial credentials will be evaluated per prequalification criteria in EPADS documents.