Local Purchase of Drugs and Medicines for Sindh Government Hospital Korangi-05 Karachi

The Sindh Government Hospital Korangi-05 Karachi is procuring local purchase of drugs and medicines for the financial year 2026-27. This procurement is specifically for the hospital located in Karachi, Sindh, and will be carried out through the medical store nearest to the hospital which will remain open 24 hours to ensure timely supply on an emergency basis. The technical scope includes a wide range of medical supplies such as life-saving medical supplies (oxygen), diet items, consumables both specific and generic, general items, medical and laboratory equipment, uniforms, protective clothes, and a comprehensive list of drugs and medicines. The procurement will follow the Single Stage One Envelope procedure as per SPPRA Rule 46(1) of 2010 (amended). The estimated cost of this procurement is **PKR 14.8 million** with a bid security of 5% of the estimated amount required in the form of a pay order from any scheduled bank in favor of the Medical Superintendent, Sindh Government Hospital Korangi-05. Eligibility criteria for bidders include NTN certificate, valid professional tax, registration with Sindh Revenue Board, FBR active GST certificate, three years of relevant experience, and an affidavit confirming the firm has never been blacklisted. Bidders must also have a valid drug sales license and demonstrate the ability to maintain a 24/7 operational medical store. The bid validity period is 90 days. The tender submission deadline is **July 10, 2026, at 11:00 AM**, with opening scheduled the same day at 12:00 noon at the office of the Medical Superintendent, Sindh Government Hospital Korangi-05, Karachi. Bidders must submit their tenders online via the PPMS website. It is important to ensure all pages of the bid documents are signed and stamped, and that no overwriting or erasing is present to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure the medical store location is easily accessible by public transport and that proper storage conditions for medicines are maintained, including backup arrangements for refrigeration during power outages. This will help in meeting the hospital's requirement for timely and quality supply, which is critical for patient care and contract compliance.