This tender invites reputed firms to supply specialized equipment and materials for the Intelligent Lower Limb Prosthesis project at the University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar. The procurement covers a wide range of items including vertical blinds, DC inverter air conditioners, LED TVs, various chairs and tables, and work benches for the Amputee Facilitation Center. Additionally, advanced prosthetic materials such as carbon fiber-based energy storage prosthetic feet, integration tube adaptors, and silicone locks are required. Stationery items and technical documentation for ISO/IEC certifications are also part of the scope, alongside precision tools like end mill cutters and drill bits. The project site is located in Phase 5, Hayatabad, Peshawar, where the department aims to enhance prosthetic research and training facilities. The procurement demands high-quality materials and equipment to meet the technical and safety standards necessary for prosthetic development. The engineering challenges include ensuring compatibility of materials with prosthetic design and maintaining compliance with international standards for medical electrical equipment and prosthetics. Bidders should ensure they meet the FBR Active Taxpayers List (ATL) requirements and possess relevant KPRA registration. The tender calls for a 2% Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as earnest money. Firms should prepare both technical and financial bids in sealed envelopes, adhering to the 2025-26 fiscal year compliance. It is advisable to verify PEC categories and ensure all documentation aligns with the latest procurement regulations. The submission deadline is set for 10:30 AM on 26th January 2026, with bid opening at 11:00 AM the same day in the Conference Hall of UET Peshawar. Interested parties can obtain detailed specifications and terms from the Project Principal Investigator's office during working hours or online via the university website. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the newspaper advertisement for specific stamp duty and bid submission requirements, as these are commonly overlooked and can lead to disqualification.