SLA for 32-Slice CT Scan Services

Medical Teaching Institution DHQ Teaching Hospital Dera Ismail Khan invites sealed bids through the EPADS E-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System for service-level agreement support for a 32-slice CT scan facility. This is a healthcare diagnostic service requirement intended to support quality and continuity of patient-care operations at the hospital. Mandatory item and lot list: Sr# 1: SLA for CT Scan 32 slice; bid security CDR **PKR 500,000**. No quantity, service period, detailed technical specifications, or separate lot reserve price is stated in the notice. Bidders should obtain and study the complete bid solicitation document from EPADS before preparing their technical and financial submissions. The procurement will follow the KP-PPRA Rules 2014 under a Single Stage Two Envelope procedure. Eligible firms must have income or sales tax registration reflected on the Active Taxpayer List of the Federal Board of Revenue. The original physical bid security must be prepared as a Call Deposit Receipt in the name of MTI DHQ TH D.I. Khan. All relevant and mandatory documents must accompany the electronic bid submission. The competent authority may reject any or all bids under Rule 47 of the KPPRA Rules 2014. The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for **18 August 2026 at 12:00 PM** in the Committee Room, DHQ Teaching Hospital D.I. Khan. The bid submission deadline is **1 September 2026 at 11:30 AM**, with technical bids opening at **1 September 2026 at 12:00 PM**. Bids must be uploaded electronically through EPADS at **https://kp.eprocure.gov.pk/**. Hand, post, courier, email, and fax submissions will not be accepted. Bidders must register on EPADS to obtain a user name and password. Interested suppliers should verify the complete technical scope, service-level obligations, eligibility evidence, and any required experience or licensing conditions in the downloadable solicitation document. A practical tip is to upload the scanned bid and mandatory attachments well before the deadline, while arranging delivery of the original CDR exactly as instructed by the procuring agency.