Supply of Pneumatic Tyres 14.00x20, Bed Steads, Multicam Nets, Ruck Sacks, Medical Catheters and Ventilators for Directorate General Procurement (Army) Rawalpindi

This tender invites reputed firms in Rawalpindi to supply a range of essential items including pneumatic tyres, bed steads, multicam nets, ruck sacks, and critical medical supplies such as catheters and ventilators for the Directorate General Procurement (Army). The procurement focuses on quality and timely delivery to support operational readiness. The scope covers supply of 14.00x20 tubeless pneumatic tyres with specific load and speed ratings, adjustable bed steads designed for durability, and multicam nets with polyester accessories suitable for field use. Additionally, the tender includes medical items like suprapubic catheters and portable ventilators compatible with MRI environments. These items require adherence to strict specifications and delivery schedules within Rawalpindi, ensuring seamless integration into military and medical facilities. Bidders must hold valid NTN certificates and registration with the Directorate General Defence Purchase (DGDP). Compliance with PEC categories and FBR/ATL registration is essential, alongside submission of financial capability proof and bank statements for the last year. The tender mandates a 5% earnest money deposit capped at PKR 1 million and a 10% performance bank guarantee post-contract award. Only DRAP-registered firms may participate for medical supplies, ensuring regulatory adherence for 2025-26. Submission deadline is set for 03 March 2026 at 08:30 hours, with technical and financial bids to be submitted in separate sealed envelopes at the tender room of DGP (Army), near 502 Central Base Workshop EME, Main Adyala Road, Rawalpindi. Tender opening will follow at 09:30 hours in the presence of firm representatives. Pro-Tip: Ensure all tender samples and material specifications are submitted on the technical bid opening date to avoid disqualification. Also, verify the original treasury challan and bid security documents carefully, as these are common grounds for rejection.