Supply of PPE Items Including Safety Helmets, Harnesses, Gloves, Trauma and Oxygen Kits, Walkie Talkies for PMDC Islamabad and Quetta

This tender from Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC) in Islamabad calls for the supply of essential Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) items including safety helmets, full body safety harnesses, heavy-duty safety gloves, trauma kits, oxygen resuscitation kits, and walkie talkies. The procurement covers PMDC Head Office Islamabad and its branch office in Quetta, focusing on safety and emergency response equipment. The scope involves delivering high-impact resistant industrial safety helmets compliant with EN 397 / ANSI Z89.1 standards, full body fall-arrest harnesses meeting EN 361 / ANSI Z359 standards, and durable safety gloves conforming to EN 388 standards. Trauma kits must be medically approved and sealed, while oxygen kits require medical-grade components with a cylinder capacity of 55 cu. ft. Walkie talkies should support licensed/unlicensed frequencies with a range of 5-10 km, suitable for industrial communication. These items are critical for ensuring workplace safety and emergency preparedness at PMDC sites in Islamabad and Quetta. Bidders should ensure compliance with FBR registration and active taxpayer status. While no specific PEC category is mentioned, suppliers should verify their eligibility and maintain an active ATL for the fiscal year 2025-26. The tender requires submission of a bid security instrument and adherence to the single stage two envelope method, with technical and financial bids submitted electronically via EPADS. The submission deadline is set for 3rd March 2026 at 11:30 AM, with technical proposals opening the same day at PMDC Head Office, 13-H-9, Islamabad. Interested firms must submit original bid security instruments before the online bid submission deadline. For assistance, bidders can contact the PMDC procurement office in Islamabad. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the demand draft/call deposit receipt requirements and ensure timely submission of the original bid security instrument to avoid disqualification. Also, verify compatibility of PPE items with specified standards to meet technical evaluation criteria.