Supply of Manufactured Vehicles and Accessories for Natural Calamities & Disaster Management

This tender invites bids for the supply of manufactured vehicles and accessories in Quetta under the Natural Calamities & Other Disaster Establishment. The procurement focuses on providing nine vehicle units and related accessories essential for disaster management and emergency response in Balochistan. The vehicles and parts must be genuine and meet the required standards to ensure reliability during critical operations. The procurement process follows the Balochistan Public Procurement Rules 2014, emphasizing eligibility criteria such as three assignments of similar nature and complexity with a turnover of at least PKR 1,649,835 in the last three years. Bidders must be on the Active Taxpayer List and hold a valid Sales Tax Certificate. Joint ventures are not allowed. Bid security of 2% of the bid value is mandatory, submitted as a Call Deposit Receipt from a scheduled bank. The bidding documents are available for PKR 1,000 from the issuing office during working hours. Bidders should ensure compliance with PEC categories relevant to vehicle supply and maintain a clean record with no blacklisting by any procuring agency. The financial audit report from a Chartered Accountant firm for the last three years (2023-2025) and audit completion under section 25 of the Sales Tax Act 1990 are required. These conditions align with FBR and ATL requirements for the fiscal year 2025-26, ensuring transparency and accountability. The submission deadline is set for 09 February 2026 at 12:00 PM, with tender opening scheduled the same day at 01:00 PM. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the office located at Grain Silos Sheikh Manda Airport Road, Quetta. Interested bidders should prepare their technical and financial bids carefully to meet all stipulated requirements. Pro-Tip: Make sure to attach the affidavit on Rs.100/- stamp paper duly notarized with the TSE number and work title confirming the authenticity of bid information. This step is often overlooked but critical to avoid disqualification or blacklisting.