Framework Contract for Local Purchase of Medicine, Surgical and Disposable Items FY 2026-27

The Health and Population Department of THQ Hospital Murree is inviting bids for a framework contract for the local purchase of medicine, surgical, and disposable items for the fiscal year 2026-27. This procurement is intended to support THQ Hospital Murree, Social Welfare Medicine, and the Sehat Suhalat Program or any similar program revived in the fiscal year 2026-27. The procurement is based in Murree, Punjab, and follows the Punjab Medicine formulary, PPRA rules, and operational guidelines issued by the Health Department, Government of Punjab. Items being procured: - Medicine (national/multinational) - Surgical items - Disposable items The bidder must hold a valid drug sale license of a pharmacy under the Drug Act 1976 and Punjab Drug Rules. The procurement will be conducted through Punjab E-procurement’s website using a single stage single envelope procedure. Bidders are required to submit a technical proposal and a financial proposal as per PPRA Rules 2014. The bid security is set at 2% of the estimated cost of Rs. 8 million, amounting to Rs. 160,000, which must be submitted via PSID on the E-Procurement website. Technical proposals will be downloaded from the Punjab E-procurement website and opened in the office of the Medical Superintendent, THQ Hospital Murree. The financial bids of technically qualified bidders will be opened on the same day. The tender documents including terms, conditions, and detailed scope of work can be downloaded from the Punjab E-procurement website and the PPRA Punjab website. Eligibility criteria include valid drug sale license, compliance with Punjab Medicine formulary, and adherence to PPRA rules. Bidders should ensure their FBR and ATL registration is up to date and have relevant experience in supplying medicines and surgical items. The submission deadline is **17th August 2026 at 10:00 am**. Bidders should submit their bids online via the Punjab E-procurement portal. In case of an official holiday on the closing date, the next working day will be treated as the closing date. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the technical proposal to meet all regulatory requirements and ensure the bid security is submitted correctly via PSID to avoid disqualification. Early submission is recommended to handle any technical issues on the e-procurement platform.