This tender invites bids for the supply of lab kit items required by the Directorate of Procurement (Navy) in Islamabad, focusing on pharmaceuticals and laboratory supplies. The procurement covers a comprehensive list of 70 lab items including reagents, antibodies, diagnostic kits, and consumables essential for medical and laboratory operations within the Pakistan Navy. The scope involves supplying brand new, high-quality lab kits and related medical supplies with strict adherence to specifications and shelf life requirements. Delivery is scheduled between 1st July 2026 and 30th June 2027, with items to be delivered in sealed, labeled packaging ensuring compliance with national standards. The procurement process follows a single stage two envelope bidding procedure, requiring separate technical and commercial offers. The technical offer must include detailed compliance documents, while the commercial offer will be considered only for technically accepted bids. Bidders must be registered with DGDP or willing to register, possess valid licenses including GMP and ISO certifications, and be on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) of FBR. Earnest money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) is mandatory, with amounts varying by firm registration status. The tender emphasizes compliance with PEC categories, FBR/ATL status, and requires firms to submit all relevant certificates and documentation to avoid disqualification. Submission deadline is on the 21st of January 2026 at 1030 hours, with bid opening at 1100 hours on the same day. Offers must be submitted in sealed envelopes at the Directorate of Procurement (Navy), Bahria Gate near SNID Centre, Naval Residential Complex, Sector E-8, Islamabad. Only registered representatives may attend the opening. Pro-Tip: Ensure your technical offer is complete with all required forms (DP-1, DP-2, DP-3) and supporting documents properly flagged and initialed. Missing or incomplete documentation is a common cause for rejection. Also, verify your Earnest Money amount and attach the original treasury challan to avoid disqualification.