This tender invites bids for the supply of medical equipment and accessories to the Balochistan Blood Transfusion Authority in Quetta. The procurement covers a total of 92 items essential for the authority's operations, focusing on biomedical and electronic medical devices. The scope demands suppliers with proven experience and technical capacity to ensure quality and compliance with health standards. The procurement requires bidders to have a strong presence in the medical equipment sector, with at least two assignments of similar nature and complexity worth PKR 80 million in the last three years. Bidders must be active taxpayers with valid sales tax certificates and must not be blacklisted by any Pakistani agency. The tender emphasizes the need for functional engineering support in Quetta, including qualified electrical, electronic, and biomedical engineers with proper credentials and Pakistan Engineering Council registration. Bidders should note the requirement for ISO 13485 certification and must provide satisfactory reports from previous government contracts. The contract includes a mandatory Service Level Agreement (SLA) for after-sale support and warranty compliance. The bidding process follows the Single Stage Two Envelope procedure, with a 2% bid security in the form of a bank guarantee or call deposit receipt. Tender documents are available electronically via the BPPRA website. The submission deadline is set for 29 January 2026 at 12:00 PM, with electronic bid submission only through the supplier dashboard. Tender opening will occur the same day at 1:00 PM on the EFPS system. The physical address for correspondence is the Balochistan Blood Transfusion Authority office on Spiny Road, Quetta. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required technical datasheets and manufacturer authorization letters on original letterhead, as incomplete documentation is a common cause for disqualification. Also, verify your registration on the BPPRA electronic procurement system well before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues.