Procurement of Construction Materials, Paints, Boards, and Safety Equipment

This procurement notice invites bids for the supply of a comprehensive range of construction materials, paints, boards, and safety equipment for an unspecified department in Pakistan. The scope of supply covers both civil works materials and items required for finishing, signage, and safety, making this an important opportunity for suppliers with diverse product portfolios. Items being procured: - Cement (Bags, 100) - Sand (Cft, 2000) - Crush (Cft, 2000) - Khaka (Cft, 4000) - Bricks (Numbers, 15000) - Blocks (Numbers, 8000) - Thinner T-1 (Gallon, 10) - Distemper 20 Ltr (Bucket, 30) - Paint (Different Colors, Tin, 25) - Hydrated Quick Lime (Kgs, 250) - Brush (Numbers, 10) - Target Sheets (Numbers, 4000) - Sign Board (Numbers, 12) - White Boards (Numbers, 12) - Target Different Sizes (Numbers, 1200) - Wooden Planks (Numbers, 500) - Wooden Laffay (Numbers, 500) - Wooding Targets (Numbers, 500) - Knee Guard (Numbers, 1200) - Elbow Guard (Numbers, 1200) - Service Protector (Numbers, 1200) The technical scope includes the supply of high-quality construction aggregates, bricks, blocks, and finishing materials such as paints and distemper, as well as signage and safety gear. All items must meet the relevant Pakistani standards for construction and safety. Quantities are substantial, indicating a large-scale project or multiple sites. Eligible bidders should be registered suppliers with experience in delivering similar materials. Registration with FBR and inclusion in the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) is typically required. Earnest Money or Bid Security may be demanded as per standard procurement practice, so bidders should prepare accordingly. Bids must be submitted by the specified closing date. The submission method and address are not provided in the notice, so interested suppliers should seek clarification from the issuing department or monitor the relevant procurement portal for updates. A practical tip: Prepare your bid with clear documentation of supply capacity and delivery timelines, as large quantity orders often require phased deliveries and strict compliance with technical specifications.