Conduct of 10,000 Hours PMS Routines of 02 x Main Engines Port & Stbd - PMSS Kashmir

The Headquarters Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in Karachi invites sealed quotations from Sales Tax registered suppliers and contractors for the conduct of 10,000 hours Preventive Maintenance Service (PMS) routines of two main engines, port and starboard, on the PMSS Kashmir vessel. This procurement is critical for maintaining the operational readiness and reliability of the vessel’s main propulsion systems. Items being procured: - Conduct of 10,000 Hrs PMS routines of 02 x Main Engines Port & Stbd - PMSS Kashmir The technical scope includes detailed maintenance and servicing of the main engines, ensuring all components meet operational standards and manufacturer specifications. The work will be carried out at the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency’s dockyard facility in Karachi. Suppliers must be capable of providing skilled technical personnel and necessary tools to perform the PMS routines effectively. Eligibility criteria require suppliers to be Sales Tax registered with valid NTN and demonstrate prior experience in marine engine maintenance or similar mechanical works. Compliance with all applicable maritime safety and quality standards is mandatory. The tender does not specify PEC category requirements but bidders should ensure all regulatory and tax documentation is in order. The last date for submission of applications is the 11th of August 2026 at 1100 hours. Tender opening will follow on the same day at 1130 hours at the HO PMSA / D (P & CC) Office. Interested bidders should obtain the IT Form, specifications, and scope of work from the Procurement and Contract Cell during working hours. Contact numbers 99214961 and 48509194 are provided for inquiries. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely submission well before the deadline and to carefully review the scope of work documents to align their technical and financial proposals accordingly. Early communication with the procurement office can clarify any ambiguities and improve bid competitiveness.