Procurement of Mechanical Vacuum Lifter for Lifting of Metal Sheets at Heavy Industries Taxila

Heavy Industries Taxila invites bids for the procurement of a Mechanical Vacuum Lifter designed specifically for lifting metal sheets. This tender is based in Taxila and managed by the Supply Chain Management Directorate of Heavy Industries Taxila, focusing on vehicles and auto parts category. The procurement involves supply of a single unit of a mechanical vacuum lifter with detailed technical specifications outlined in the tender documents. The equipment must meet the latest production standards and OEM certifications, ensuring quality and reliability for heavy lifting operations at the Taxila facility. The delivery period is set at two months post contract signing, with strict adherence to technical and commercial requirements. The tender follows a two-envelope system with separate technical and financial proposals, emphasizing compliance with PPRA and Ministry of Defence Production rules. Bidders must be registered with NTN and provide comprehensive documentation including audit reports, bank statements, CNIC copies, and certificates of eligibility. The tender requires submission of bid security in the form of Call Deposit Receipt or Bank Draft, and a postal order of Rs 2000/- with the technical bid. Firms must comply with PEC category requirements and maintain active tax payer status for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender also mandates submission of performance and warranty bank guarantees as per contract terms. The submission deadline is set for 27 January 2026 at 10:30 hours, with bid opening scheduled at 11:00 hours the same day at the Supply Chain Management Directorate, Heavy Industries Taxila, Gate No. 5. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the designated tender box. Late submissions will not be entertained. Pro-Tip: Ensure all mandatory documents including the postal order and bid security are attached as per checklist to avoid disqualification. Pay special attention to the stamp duty requirements and the integrity pact clauses which are often overlooked but critical for compliance.