This procurement opportunity in Karachi by Pakistan Security Printing Corporation (Pvt.) Ltd involves the supply of plastic-coated band rolls and white offset paper sized 27x34 with a substance weight of 85 ± 5% GSM. The category falls under Stationery & Printing, targeting high-quality paper products essential for security printing operations. The scope includes delivery of 1000 rolls of plastic-coated band roll measuring 190 meters in length and 30 mm in width, and 25 reams of white offset paper. Delivery is to be made at PSPC's Malir Halt site within 30 days of purchase order issuance. The tender requires compliance with technical specifications and includes installation, integration, operational acceptance, and training as per the BOQ. Bidders must be registered taxpayers, comply with PSPC's code of conduct, and adhere to HSE standards. Bidders should ensure they meet all eligibility criteria including active tax status and no blacklisting. The tender follows the Single Stage One Envelope Procedure with a fixed bid security of PKR 27,000. The bid validity is 90 days, and prices must be quoted in Pakistani Rupees on a Delivered Duty Paid basis inclusive of all taxes and duties. The successful bidder will provide a 5% performance guarantee and comply with warranty and defect liability periods as specified. Submission deadline is on the 17th of February 2026 at 11:00 AM via EPADS, with bid opening at 11:30 AM the same day. The physical address for correspondence is the Purchase Department, PSPC, Jinnah Avenue, Malir Halt, Karachi. Bidders are advised to carefully review the tender documents, ensure timely submission of original bid security, and comply with all procedural requirements. Pro-Tip: Make sure to upload the scanned copy of the bid security on EPADS and send the original to PSPC before the deadline. Failure to submit the original bid security will lead to immediate rejection. Also, check the tender documents for the required undertakings on blacklisting, code of conduct, and HSE compliance which are often overlooked.