Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Damascus intends to procure and install a 100 KVA electric generator within the embassy premises. This procurement notice (reference Admn-1/10/2022) is being issued by the Embassy to solicit competitive bids from qualified suppliers and contractors. The tender is issued under the administrative oversight of the Federal Government of Pakistan and seeks to address the power backup requirements of the diplomatic mission in Damascus, Syria. The invitation to bid will be published in at least two national newspapers or media outlets in Arabic and English to ensure broad market participation and transparency.
Bidders are invited to submit their proposals in accordance with the Embassy's procurement procedures and regulations. The notice requests that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Syrian Arab Republic facilitate publication of the invitation to bid in at least two dailies or newspapers of the Syrian Arab Republic. Interested bidders should ensure compliance with all applicable procurement regulations and submit technically sound and commercially competitive bids for the 100 KVA electric generator system including installation services.
The invitation to bid document is attached to this notice and contains detailed specifications, terms and conditions, and submission requirements. Bidders are advised to obtain complete bid documents from the Embassy of Pakistan, Damascus at the contact details provided. All bids must be submitted as per the timeline and procedures outlined in the tender documents. For further inquiries, contact the Embassy directly at the telephone, postal, fax or email coordinates listed in this notice.
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Independent analysis by PakistanTender, written with AI from the official notice and checked by our quality rules — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
Embassy of Pakistan Damascus seeks a 100 KVA generator with installation for their diplomatic compound—a medium-scale, one-off procurement addressing power security in Syria.
The 9-month timeline is standard but bidders must navigate cross-border logistics and potential geopolitical complexities of delivering to Damascus. This is institutional-grade equipment with strict compliance requirements; local Syrian suppliers may have advantage, but Pakistani exporters experienced in diplomatic projects should assess delivery viability carefully.
Who can bid: Typically requires SECP registration (for Pakistani bidders), valid NTN, and PEC registration if undertaking installation work. Foreign suppliers must be registered with relevant Syrian authorities. No explicit restrictions stated; full details expected in tender documents from Embassy. Bidders should verify specific Pakistani vs. international bidder requirements with the Embassy directly.