Procurement of Furniture and Fixture Items for Peoples University of Medical & Health Sciences for Women Nawabshah

This tender invites bids for the procurement of furniture and fixture items at Peoples University of Medical & Health Sciences for Women in Nawabshah, Sindh. The university requires a variety of furniture including wooden almirahs, book racks, ergonomic computer chairs, executive revolving chairs, library chairs, office chairs, visitor chairs, student tablet chairs, cupboards, file cabinets, roller blinds, rostrum, sofa sets, centre tables, conference tables, executive office tables with side racks, computer tables, three-seater benches, and whiteboards. All items must meet approved designs and samples, ensuring quality and durability suitable for an academic environment. The procurement involves supplying high-quality materials such as MDF lamination sheets, Sheesham wood, nylon knitted seats, and premium upholstery. The ergonomic chairs feature adjustable components for comfort and spinal care, while tables and cabinets are designed with sturdy construction and functional storage. Delivery and installation will be at the university's central store with inspection by a committee to verify compliance with specifications. Bidders must be registered with NTN and GST, have at least three years of relevant experience, and meet the required annual turnover. The tender follows Sindh Public Procurement Rules 2010 (amended 2019) and requires submission through the EPADS online portal. Bid security and tender fees must be submitted as specified. The contract includes a warranty period starting after installation and commissioning, with penalties for late delivery. Submission deadline is on 16th February 2026 at 11:15 AM, with bid opening at 11:45 AM in the Conference Room of the Vice Chancellor at Latif Hall, PUMHSW. Payment terms include 70% after inspection and 30% after end-user satisfaction certificate. Pro-Tip: Ensure all technical specifications and brand details are clearly stated in the bid, avoiding vague terms like 'or equivalent' to prevent disqualification.