Airlift of Engine Assembly Complete for Pakistan Navy Karachi

The Pakistan Navy, Embarkation Headquarters in Karachi, is inviting quotations from security-cleared freight forwarders for the airlift of a critical engine assembly. This procurement is specifically for freight forwarding services to transport an Engine Assy Complete with dimensions 235 x 65 x 125 cm and a gross weight of 900 Kgs. The shipment consists of one package containing a single item. The consignee is M/s Pratt & Whitney Canada located in Singapore, with the cargo destination being Singapore airport. The handling instruction emphasizes careful handling of the cargo. Items being procured: - Engine Assy Complete (01 item, 900 Kgs, 235 x 65 x 125 cm) The technical scope involves secure and timely air freight forwarding from Karachi Naval Store Sub Depot to the consignee in Singapore. Only DGDP registered freight forwarders with security clearance are eligible to participate. No NOC/NCC will be provided due to the high value of the item. The firm awarded the contract will be bound to ship the item at the lowest quoted rates, with penalties including blacklisting for non-compliance. Interested bidders must submit their quotations in hard copy using double envelopes by 10 August 2026 before 10:00 AM. Quotations received after this time will not be considered. The opening of quotations will take place at 10:30 AM on the same day. Quotations must clearly state the item name and shipment weight on the outer envelope for identification. This tender is issued by the Pakistan Navy, Embarkation Headquarters, located at Naval Store Sub Depot, West Wharf Road, Karachi. Contact persons include Lt. CDR Muhammad Waqas and Lt. Hassam Ahmed Channa. Interested bidders should ensure their quotations are valid for 90 days and comply with all terms and conditions. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure your firm is DGDP registered and security cleared before submitting your bid, as non-compliance will lead to disqualification. Also, strictly adhere to the submission deadline and quotation format to avoid rejection.