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Description / Scope of Work
The Government of the Punjab, through the Technical Education & Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA), invites encrypted electronic bids for the procurement of training material (DDM) for Govt. College of Technology for Women, Qasimpur Colony, Multan. The estimated procurement value is Rs.699,858, and this is a single-stage, one-envelope tender using the least accumulative cost method. The tender seeks to supply training material required for the college's operations in Multan, Punjab province. Bidding documents are available on the e-PADS portal and PPRA website for free download.
Bidders must be active taxpayers registered on the e-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (e-PADS), and must also maintain current registration with the Income Tax Department and Sales Tax Department. A bid security of Rs.20,995.74 is required, to be submitted in the form of a Bank Guarantee, Call Deposit Receipt, Bankers Cheque, Pay Order, or Demand Draft, made in favour of the Principal, Govt. College of Technology, Women, Multan. The original bid security must be physically deposited before the online submission deadline.
Encrypted electronic bids must be submitted online via the e-PADS website (https://punjab.eprocure.gov.pk) no later than 11:00 A.M on 7 November 2026. Bids will be opened the same day at 11:30 A.M. Bidders are advised to upload their e-bids well before the deadline; the college assumes no responsibility for technical submission issues. Detailed terms, conditions, and the complete bidding procedure are contained in the full bidding document. Inquiries should be directed to the Principal at gctwmultan@yahoo.com.
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TEVTA is procuring training materials (DDM) for a women's technical college in Multan—a modest Rs.699,858 spend indicating consumables/supplies rather than equipment.
Single-stage, least-cost evaluation suggests standardized materials with minimal technical differentiation; competition likely hinges on pricing and compliance. One-off procurement with November 2026 deadline allows reasonable preparation time. Bidders should verify material specifications early since encrypted e-bidding allows no last-minute clarifications.
Who can bid: Active taxpayer registration on e-PADS mandatory; current NTN and Sales Tax registration required. Typically, bidders must be registered with SECP (if company) or sole proprietor with NTN. No PEC category stated—supplies procurement, not construction. Government sector bidding; no provincial/minority restrictions mentioned.