Furniture for Speech Therapy and Rehabilitation Center for Autistic Children

The Health Department, Government of Balochistan, through the Health Sector Reform & Management Unit (HSRMU) and Project Management Unit (PMU), is procuring furniture specifically for the Speech Therapy and Rehabilitation Center dedicated to Autistic Children in Quetta. This procurement is for the fiscal year 2026 and involves a total of 25 furniture items tailored to meet the specialized needs of the center. The scope includes furniture that complies with detailed specifications covering sizes, material quality, finishing, warranty, and delivery conditions as outlined in the bidding documents. Eligible bidders must have completed at least two assignments of similar nature and complexity, each worth PKR 8 million, within the last three years. Additionally, an accumulated turnover of PKR 6 million over the previous three years is required. Bidders must be registered on the Active Taxpayer List and possess a valid Sales Tax Certificate. Firms currently blacklisted by any procuring agency in Pakistan are ineligible. Warranty coverage for the furniture must extend for a minimum of one year from the date of acceptance or inspection certificate, covering termite, rust, corrosion, manufacturing defects, poor workmanship, and material failure. The tender follows a Single Stage Two Envelope Bidding Procedure with a mandatory bid security of 2% in the form of a bank guarantee or deposit from a scheduled bank. Tender documents and the NIT can be obtained electronically from the Balochistan Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (BPPRA) website. The last date for electronic bid submission is **09 June 2026** by 09:00 AM via the supplier dashboard, with tender opening scheduled the same day at 10:00 AM on the EPPS system. The submission address is House No. 26-A, Chaman Housing Scheme, Airport Road, Quetta. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure strict compliance with the furniture specifications and warranty terms in their technical bid to avoid disqualification. Also, registering early on the BPPRA Electronic Procurement System (EPPS) is crucial to avoid last-minute submission issues.