This tender from the Health Department, Government of Sindh, invites suppliers to provide life saving medical supplies for the District Headquarter Hospital in Tando Muhammad Khan. The procurement covers essential items including medical oxygen in various cylinder sizes, nitrous oxide, and other consumables required for the financial year 2025-26. The hospital requires approximately 30,000 CFT of MM 240 CFT medical oxygen, 15,000 CFT of ME 48 CFT medical oxygen, and 5,000 CFT of nitrous oxide, ensuring critical support for patient care in the region. Bidders must submit their bids electronically through the EPADS system, adhering to the Single Stage Two Envelope procedure under Rule 46(2). The tender demands strict compliance with technical and financial evaluation criteria, including submission of earnest money at 2.5% of the bid amount via call deposit receipt. The tender documents are downloadable from the Sindh e-procurement portal, and manual bids will not be accepted. The procurement process emphasizes transparency and adherence to the Sindh Public Procurement Rules 2010. Interested firms should ensure they meet all PEC category requirements and maintain valid NTN, GST, and professional tax certificates for 2025-26. The tender also requires audited financial statements, bank statements, and compliance with FBR/ATL lists. This ensures only qualified and financially sound suppliers participate, safeguarding the hospital's procurement integrity. The submission deadline is set for 25 March 2026, with bids opening at 12:00 PM at the District Headquarter Hospital, Tando Muhammad Khan. Bidders should register on the EPADS portal and submit all required documents before 11:30 AM on the closing date. The physical address for submission is the Medical Superintendent's office at the hospital. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender fee and earnest money submission requirements, as failure to comply with these financial prerequisites often leads to disqualification. Also, ensure all documents are arranged in the specified order to avoid rejection during technical evaluation.