This tender invites reputed firms in Rawalpindi to supply a wide range of medical and surgical equipment and consumables for the Directorate General Procurement (Army). The procurement focuses on essential hospital items including incubators, laser photocoagulators, patient monitors, syringe pumps, infant warmers, blood platelet agitators, laboratory centrifuges, dialyzer reprocessing systems, surgical aspirators, craniotomes, and electrosurgical apparatus. These supplies are critical for maintaining and upgrading medical facilities supporting army healthcare services in Rawalpindi. The scope covers delivery of high-quality medical devices and consumables conforming to stringent specifications. The items include both indigenous and imported products, requiring firms to demonstrate financial capability, valid registrations, and compliance with DGDP and DRAP regulations. The tender documents specify detailed technical and financial requirements, including bid security, performance guarantees, and submission protocols. The procurement process demands firms to provide proof of manufacturing or verified agency agreements, ensuring authenticity and reliability of supplies. Bidders must hold valid NTN certificates, DGDP registration, and Sales Tax registration. Firms should be free from blacklisting and defaulter status with any government organization. The tender requires a 5% earnest money deposit capped at PKR 1 million and a 10% performance bank guarantee post-contract award. Offers remain valid for 180 days from commercial bid opening. Compliance with FBR/ATL and PEC categories is essential for eligibility in the 2025-26 financial year. Submission deadline is set for 10th December 2025, with tender opening at 10:00 AM in the tender room of Directorate General Procurement (Army), near 502 Central Base Workshop EME, Main Adyala Road, Rawalpindi. Tender documents can be collected during working hours upon submission of required documents and treasury challan of PKR 2000. Pro-Tip: Ensure all three envelopes—Technical Offer, Earnest Money Draft, and Commercial Offer—are sealed separately and clearly marked. Missing or improperly labeled envelopes often lead to disqualification. Also, verify the judicial stamp paper certification for blacklisting status to avoid last-minute rejections.