This tender invites reputable firms in Rawalpindi to supply a range of medical disposable items and diagnostic kits to the Directorate General Procurement (Army). The procurement focuses on essential medical consumables including ECG electrodes, guide catheters, radial sheath introducers, and glucose solutions, all critical for healthcare operations within military medical facilities. The scope covers high-volume supply of specialized disposables such as exchange guide wires and sheath introducers designed for complex and simple cases. These items must meet stringent quality standards and be delivered within the specified delivery period from September to December 2026. The procurement process demands firms to demonstrate financial capability and provide detailed technical specifications, ensuring the supply chain supports uninterrupted medical services in Rawalpindi. Bidders should ensure compliance with DGDP registration, valid NTN, and sales tax registration. Firms must also provide a certificate confirming they are neither defaulters nor blacklisted. The tender requires a bid security ranging from 2% to 5% of the quoted value depending on firm status, with a maximum ceiling of PKR 1 million. Offers must remain valid for 120 days, and a 10% performance guarantee is mandatory within 30 days of contract signing. DRAP registration is compulsory for participating firms, reflecting the regulatory standards for medical supplies. Submission deadline is set for 24 February 2026 at 0930 hours, with technical and financial bids to be submitted in separate sealed envelopes to the tender room of DGP (Army) near 502 Central Base Workshop EME, Main Adyala Road, Rawalpindi. Tender opening will follow at 1100 hours on the same day in the presence of firm representatives. Pro-Tip: Carefully prepare your technical bid with all required documents including OEM agreements and financial statements. Missing the judicial stamp paper certificate or incorrect bid security amounts are common pitfalls that lead to immediate disqualification. Always double-check the tender documents for specific submission instructions to avoid rejection on technical grounds.