Extension of bids submission deadline for multiple tenders at Balochistan Institute of Psychiatry & Behavioural Science Quetta

The Balochistan Institute of Psychiatry and Behavioural Science Quetta has announced an extension for the submission deadline of bids originally published under PRQ 5623/22-06-2026. This extension aims to encourage wider competition due to fewer than three bids being received initially. The procurement involves multiple tenders related to the institute’s operational and service needs, though specific item details are not provided in the notice. Items being procured: Specific item list not provided in the notice. Bidders should note that the submission of bids is now only accepted electronically via the supplier dashboard, with the final deadline set firmly at 20th July 2026, 11:30 AM. The tender opening will occur on the same day at 12:30 PM through the EPPS System. The procurement process follows the Balochistan Public Procurement Regulatory framework, ensuring transparency and fairness. Interested suppliers and contractors should ensure their bids comply with all technical and financial requirements as per the original tender documents. Eligibility criteria such as PEC registration, FBR/ATL status, and relevant experience should be met to avoid disqualification. The procurement committee emphasizes adherence to all terms and conditions, which remain unchanged despite the deadline extension. For submission and correspondence, the address is Brewery Road, Quetta. Contact details include phone number 0819213092, fax 0819213094, and email proc@bipbs.gob.pk. Suppliers are advised to prepare their bids carefully, ensuring all required documents including Earnest Money or CDR are included. Timely electronic submission is critical to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to double-check the electronic submission process on the supplier dashboard well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues. Early submission can prevent disqualification due to system errors or connectivity problems, which are common challenges in electronic procurement systems.