Pre-qualification for Supply, Repair, and Maintenance Services of Machinery, Furniture, IT, and Transport

The Excise and Taxation Department Islamabad is inviting sealed technical bids from qualified suppliers and contractors who have established state-of-the-art workshops in Islamabad. The procurement focuses on supply, repair, and maintenance services across multiple sectors including machinery, furniture, IT, and transport. This tender is specifically for firms capable of handling diverse technical and repair works within the department’s premises in Islamabad. Items being procured: - Repair of Machinery - Repair of Furniture - Repair of Software - Repair of Hardware - Repair of IT equipment - Repair and maintenance of Office Building - Printing services - Render services - Other miscellaneous works - Repair of Transport (Cars & Motorcycles) The scope covers comprehensive repair and maintenance services involving mechanical, electrical, IT hardware and software, office infrastructure, and transport vehicles. Firms must demonstrate technical expertise and have workshops equipped to handle these varied tasks efficiently. The department expects bidders to have relevant PEC categories, valid FBR registration, and proven experience in similar government contracts. The deadline for submission of profiles and consent for pre-qualification is **31st July 2026 at 01:00 PM**. Technical bids will be opened on the same day at **02:30 PM** in the presence of participating firms’ representatives. Interested firms can obtain terms and conditions from the Excise and Taxation Department office in Islamabad. Applications must be submitted both manually and through the EPADS 2.0 system. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure your technical bid clearly details your workshop capabilities and past experience with similar repair and maintenance contracts. Also, timely submission both manually and electronically is crucial to avoid disqualification. Earnest Money or CDR requirements should be carefully checked in the pre-qualification documents to avoid any procedural issues.