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Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Procurement (Air) at PAF Base Nur Khan in Rawalpindi, Federal Government invites sealed tenders for the procurement and repair of various specialized equipment and spares for the financial year 2025-26. The extensive scope of work includes the procurement of equipment for ICR/GOH Jet Engine facilities, HPOCC spares, WAN equipment, and aircraft nose tyres. Additionally, the tender covers kit items for MPDR, medical devices such as Broncho Scopes and Blood Component Separators, and the stitching of blue uniforms. Significant re-tenders and extensions are also noted for IT spares and optical coherence tomography. Bidders must follow the prescribed Standard Bidding Documents (SBD) available on the official PAF website. Unregistered firms are required to provide financial capability proof, a treasury challan of 2,000 Rupees, and a non-disclosure agreement on judicial stamp paper. Performance periods range from three to six months after contract signing, with various closing dates extending until 02 June 2026.
For Bidders: Our Analysis PAKISTANTENDER INSIGHT
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PAF seeks multiple specialized supplies across defence aviation and medical domains for FY2025-26: jet engine facility equipment, aircraft spares (tyres, WAN gear), HPOCC components, medical devices (…
ronchoscopes, blood separators), IT spares, and uniform stitching. Scope is fragmented across distinct product categories rather than a unified project, suggesting either multiple contract awards or bundled procurement. Notable: recurring re-tenders on IT/optical equipment indicate possible prior award issues or expanded requirements. Performance windows are short (3–6 months), implying urgent operational need. Defence procurement restrictions apply; access to PAF's SBD and website critical. Scale suggests multiple SMEs may bid different lots.
Who can bid: Typically: NTN and active SECP registration required for defence contracts; unregistered firms must submit financial capability proof, Rs. 2,000 treasury challan, and non-disclosure agreement on judicial stamp. PEC registration likely needed if any installation/repair component classified as construction work. Foreign bidders face standard defence sector restrictions (not stated here).