Daily Local Purchase Contract for Medicines, Disposables, Lab Kits and Implants FY 2026/27 CMH Loralai

This tender invites sealed bids for the Daily Local Purchase (LP) contract of medicines, disposables, lab kits, and implants for the fiscal year 2026/27 at Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Loralai, Balochistan. The procurement focuses on sourcing quality medical supplies from reputable firms registered with the Ministry of Health and the Government of Pakistan, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements. The contract requires suppliers to provide medicines and related medical items on a daily basis to CMH Loralai. The hospital demands strict adherence to quality standards and expects bidders to offer maximum rebates or discounts on retail prices. The procurement process involves submission of both technical and financial proposals in separate envelopes to avoid confusion, with bids to be opened in the presence of bidders on the closing date. The site location in Loralai presents logistical challenges due to its remote setting, making timely delivery and consistent supply critical. Bidders must be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) and preferably with the Directorate General Defence Purchase (DGDP). Active registration with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and sales tax departments is mandatory. Firms should ensure their PEC category aligns with medical supplies and maintain an active ATL status for the financial year 2025-26. It is advisable to prepare earnest money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as per tender requirements. The submission deadline is set for 20 March 2026 by 10:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled for 11:00 AM the same day at the Medical Store office of CMH Loralai. Interested parties can obtain tender documents during office hours. The physical address for submission is the Medical Officer In-charge Medical Store, CMH Loralai. Pro-Tip: Ensure the financial and technical proposals are clearly marked and packaged separately to avoid disqualification. Also, verify the latest PPRA rules and FBR compliance to prevent common pitfalls during bid evaluation.