Upgradation of Automatic Pick and Place Machine at Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra

This tender invites bids for the upgradation of the Automatic Pick and Place Machine at Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra, Punjab. Issued by the Ministry of Defence, this procurement falls under Electronics & Appliances and IT Software & Licenses categories, focusing on advanced manufacturing equipment and software licenses. The scope includes supply and installation of multiple high-precision components such as solder paste jet valves, laser-height measurement devices, vacuum cleaning stations, and software licenses for enhanced speed and pick capabilities. The equipment must be delivered on CIP Islamabad basis with a delivery period of 12 weeks. The site at Kamra requires integration of the new system with existing production lines, demanding technical expertise and OEM-certified installation and commissioning. The tender emphasizes after-sales support for 15 years, onsite training, and comprehensive documentation including calibration and maintenance manuals. Bidders must comply with PEC registration and maintain active tax status on the FBR ATL for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender requires submission of a 10% performance bank guarantee and adherence to warranty conditions of two years. OEM authorization and certificates for warranty, after-sales support, and product originality are mandatory. Firms should ensure their bids meet all technical and commercial requirements as per the tender documents. The submission deadline is set for 10:30 AM on 23 April 2026, with technical bids opening at 11:00 AM the same day. Bids must be delivered physically to the Directorate of Central Procurement, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra, Distt. Attock. Late submissions will not be entertained. Bidders or their representatives may attend the opening, provided prior intimation is given. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required certificates and OEM authorization letters, and double-check the bid security format and validity. Missing or incorrect documentation is a common cause for rejection in such high-value technical procurements.