Procurement of 02KVA, 03KVA, and 06KVA UPS for Different National Bank of Pakistan Branches Across Pakistan

National Bank of Pakistan invites electronic bids from original contractors registered with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), Income Tax and Provincial Tax Department for procurement of UPS units for various NBP branches across Pakistan. Items being procured: - 02KVA UPS for different NBP branches - 03KVA UPS for different NBP branches - 06KVA UPS for different NBP branches The procurement covers supply of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems of specified capacities to ensure reliable power backup at multiple bank branches nationwide. Bidders must be PEC registered and comply with tax registration requirements. The bidding documents with detailed terms and conditions are available electronically and can be downloaded from the National Bank of Pakistan website and EPADS-PPRA portal. Electronic bids must be submitted using EPADS 2.0 by 11:00 AM on 2nd September 2026. Manual bids will not be accepted. The technical and financial bids will be opened on the same day at 11:30 AM in the presence of the Procurement Committee and participating bidders at the Office of SVP/Wing Head, Engineering Wing (South), Engineering Division, LCMG, 3rd Floor, National Bank of Pakistan, Head Office Building, I.I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi. Original Bid Security Instruments must be submitted physically to the Departmental Head Tender, Procurement Division, LCMG, 3rd Floor, NBP Head Office Karachi before the online submission deadline; otherwise, bids will not be opened. For any technical difficulties with EPADS, bidders may contact the PPRA Team at Islamabad. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure your PEC registration and tax documentation are current and uploaded correctly on EPADS to avoid disqualification. Also, submit the original bid security instrument timely to the specified office to ensure your bid is considered. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for qualified suppliers to provide essential power backup equipment to a leading national bank, enhancing operational reliability across its branch network.