Procurement of Miscellaneous Expendable Items for Repair and Maintenance of Tk TPTR

This tender from Heavy Industries Taxila in Taxila, Punjab, invites reputed firms to supply miscellaneous expendable items for the repair and maintenance of Tk TPTR vehicles. The procurement falls under the Vehicles & Auto Parts category, focusing on essential components and consumables required to keep the Tk TPTR operational and efficient. The scope includes a variety of parts such as tyres, pressure plates, clutch plates, injector repairs, fuel injection pump repairs, wheel hub repairs, fuel filters, engine stoppers, electrical switches, wipers, locks, valves, oil filters, and various oils including engine, gearbox, differential, hydraulic, and brake oils. These items are critical for maintaining the mechanical and hydraulic systems of the Tk TPTR, ensuring reliability in demanding operational conditions at the Taxila facility. Bidders should ensure compliance with Heavy Industries Taxila's requirements, including valid NTN certificates, registration with the Sales Tax Department, and submission of audited financial reports for the last three financial years. Firms must also provide proof of non-blacklisting and defaulter status, along with a judicial certificate worth Rs. 100. The tender requires a payment of Rs. 3000 as a Call Deposit Receipt for the collection of bidding documents. Adherence to PEC categories and FBR/ATL status is advised for smooth qualification in the 2025-26 financial year. The submission deadline is set for 16 February 2026 at 11:00 hours, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:30 hours. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the Commercial Directorate at Heavy Industries Taxila Cantt. Interested firms can collect bidding documents from the Commercial Directorate on any working day or download them from the official website. Pro-Tip: Make sure to carefully review the checklist of required documents and ensure the Call Deposit Receipt is properly submitted to avoid disqualification. Also, confirm the judicial paper certificate is duly attested as this is a common oversight in similar tenders.