Local Purchase of Medicine and Surgical Disposable Items for DHQ Hospital Lodhran FY 2026-27

DHQ Hospital Lodhran is inviting bids for the local purchase of medicine and surgical disposable items for the financial year 2026-27. This procurement is managed by the Medical Superintendent of DHQ Hospital Lodhran, located in Lodhran, Punjab. The tender calls for suppliers, manufacturers, and firms engaged in trading to participate through the Punjab e-Procurement System. Items being procured: - Local Purchase of Medicine & Surgical Disposable Items (Day to Day / Emergency) The procurement scope includes supply of medicines and surgical disposable items required on a day-to-day and emergency basis. The mode of procurement is Delivery Duty Paid (DDP) basis, and warranty details for each particular item must be clearly mentioned in the technical specifications. This ensures quality and accountability for the supplied goods. Eligible bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and tax departments including Income Tax and Sales Tax. A professional tax certificate for FY 2026-27 from the Excise & Taxation Department is mandatory. Bidders must also be registered on the Punjab e-Procurement System. The bidding process follows rule 38 (2) (a) PPR-2014 with a single stage two envelope procedure. A scanned Bid Security of 2% of the estimated cost must accompany the electronic bids. The key dates for this tender are the bid submission and opening on 17th August 2026 at 09:00 AM and 11:00 AM respectively. Bidders should submit their bids online via http://cp.punjab.gov.pk/. In case of an official holiday on the submission day, the next day will be treated as the closing date. Bidding documents are available for immediate download after publication from the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority website. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that the warranty and technical specifications for each item are clearly detailed in the technical bid. This will help avoid disqualification and ensure compliance with tender requirements. Also, timely submission through the e-Procurement portal is critical to avoid rejection of late bids.