Description / Scope of Work
Pakistan State Oil Company Limited invites quotations for the supply of High Density Polyethylene HDPE Blow Grade material on FOR basis. The procurement is for 50,000 metric tonnes of HDPE Blow Grade conforming to Sabic 5429 or Marlex 5502 HHM 5502BN specifications or equivalent. The material must meet strict density requirements of 0.954-0.955 kg/m³, melt flow index of 0.3-0.35 gm/10 min, tensile strength of 27-32 MPa, and process temperature of 165-215°C. The material must be compatible with mineral and synthetic lubricants and shall be supplied in bags of 25 kg each. This procurement is issued by PSO with reference number LT-19696IA and SAP number 6100016859, located in Karachi, Sindh province.
Suppliers and contractors must be capable manufacturers or authorized distributors with technical capacity to supply first-class approved quality material. All government taxes and transportation charges must be included in the quoted prices on FOR basis. Part delivery and payment is permitted provided that each consignment is not less than 5 metric tonnes. Suppliers must provide product quality and analysis reports with each consignment. Bid security and earnest money requirements are to be specified by PSO. The supplier shall be liable for all liquidated damages if material fails to meet specifications, with PSO reserving the right to test material at the supplier's cost through independent laboratories.
Quotations must be received by Pakistan State Oil Company Limited, PSO House, Khayaban-e-Iqbal, Clifton, Karachi 75600 by 16 June 2026 at 2:15 PM. Delivery is required within 60 days after issuance of the Purchase Order. Interested bidders should contact PSO at telephone (021) 9203866-85 or fax (021) 9203796 for bid documents and further clarification. PSO reserves the right to reject any quotation and reserves full authority to cancel purchase orders for non-compliance with terms and conditions, unsatisfactory progress, quality deviations, or contractor insolvency. Failure to meet delivery schedules will result in liquidated damages of 0.1% of order value per day up to a maximum of 10%.