Corrigendum for Tender Eligibility Criteria Amendments for Inspector General of Prisons

This corrigendum notice is issued by the Inspector General of Prisons in Quetta, Balochistan, regarding previously published tenders under PRQ numbers. The corrigendum specifically addresses amendments and exclusions related to the eligibility criteria for three tenders, identified by their TSE and PRQ numbers. The key change is the exclusion or amendment of the ISO Certificate requirement, which was initially part of the eligibility conditions. This update is crucial for bidders as it modifies the qualification standards, potentially broadening the pool of eligible contractors or suppliers. The tenders affected are related to services required by the Inspector General of Prisons department, which is responsible for prison administration and related operational services in Quetta. Although the exact nature of the services or works is not detailed in this corrigendum, the focus is on ensuring that interested parties meet the revised eligibility criteria without the previously mandatory ISO certification. Bidders should ensure they carefully review the updated eligibility requirements and prepare their Technical and Financial Bids accordingly. The corrigendum maintains all other terms and conditions as originally published. Interested suppliers and contractors must be registered with FBR and have relevant experience in similar government contracts. The submission deadline is seven days after the publish date, which is May 5, 2026, making the closing date May 12, 2026, at 23:59:59. A practical tip for bidders is to verify all documentation against the amended eligibility criteria before submission to avoid disqualification. Ensuring the Earnest Money or CDR is prepared as per the original tender documents and that all other compliance requirements are met will enhance the chances of a successful bid. This corrigendum highlights the importance of monitoring official updates to tender documents to stay compliant and competitive in government procurement processes.