Medicines, Security Equipment, Furniture, Uniforms, Printing, Stationery, Dog Supplies, and Catering Services for Anti Narcotics Force Rawalpindi

The Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control through its Headquarters Anti Narcotics Force in Rawalpindi is procuring a diverse range of goods and services for the fiscal year 2026-27. This procurement includes medicines for the First Aid Room, security equipment and accessories including repair of hydraulic systems and gate railing, dog training aids and medicines for the Canine Centre, furniture items, uniform accessories and boots, printing materials against drug abuse, general items, toners for printers including refilling, dog feed for adult and puppy dogs, stationery items, and arrangements for tentage and catering for various functions against drug abuse. The procurement is based in Rawalpindi and covers a wide technical scope involving medical supplies, security hardware, canine training and care products, office furniture, uniforms, printing and stationery materials, and catering services. The tender requires bidders to submit a fixed bid security in the form of a CDR payable to HQ Anti-Narcotics Force Rawalpindi. The tendering procedure follows a single stage, one envelope process as per PPRA rules. The bid will be evaluated on quality and cost. Eligible bidders must have valid registration certificates from FBR for Active GST and NTN. They must also provide a certificate on stamp paper confirming no blacklisting or litigation against them. A complete bank statement covering one year from 01 July 2025 to 10 July 2026 is also required. The tender submission deadline is 20 July 2026 by 11:00 AM, with opening at 11:30 AM on the same day. The submission office is the office of Major Atta Hussain, Deputy Director (Admin), HQ Anti-Narcotics Force, Wavel Lines, opposite Nur Khan Air Base Chaklala, Rawalpindi. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that the bid security amount matches the fixed amounts specified for each lot to avoid being declared non-responsive. Also, partial quotations below 100% of each lot quantity may lead to rejection. Timely submission of the e-bid is critical as no bids will be accepted after the deadline. Bidders should carefully prepare their technical and financial bids to comply fully with the tender requirements and PPRA rules.