This tender invites bids for the supply of medical equipment, electrical and electronic items, and ICT equipment under the Chief Minister Initiative for Dialysis Program in Quetta, Balochistan. The procurement covers three categories essential for enhancing dialysis services across all DHQs in the region. The medical equipment includes specialized dialysis accessories, while the electrical and electronic items and ICT equipment support the operational and technical infrastructure. The supply involves delivering high-quality items that meet technical specifications and warranty conditions. Bidders must ensure compliance with delivery timelines and maintain operational support during the warranty period. The site location in Quetta requires bidders to have a functional corporate office locally, ensuring prompt after-sales service and technical assistance. The procurement demands adherence to strict quality and performance standards, with a focus on reliability and durability in a challenging environment. Bidders should hold a valid PEC category relevant to the goods supplied and must be on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender requires submission of an affidavit on stamp paper confirming the authenticity of documents and compliance with all terms. Bid security of 2% is mandatory, and firms must not be blacklisted by any Pakistani procuring agency. The tender follows the Balochistan Public Procurement Rules 2014, emphasizing transparency and fairness. The submission deadline is set for 20 January 2026, with bid opening times staggered for each category: 11:45 AM for medical equipment via EPPS system, 12:15 PM for electrical items, and 12:30 PM for ICT equipment through manual bidding. Bids must be submitted electronically or manually as specified, with the physical address for inquiries at the Provincial Health Directorate, Quetta. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required technical data sheets and manufacturer authorization certificates, as missing documentation often leads to disqualification. Also, verify the exact stamp duty requirements mentioned in the newspaper ad to avoid procedural delays.