Procurement of Electrical, Electronic, and Mechanical Components for Avionics Production Factory Kamra

The Avionics Production Factory (APF) at Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra invites sealed tenders from sales tax registered suppliers listed on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) of FBR for the procurement of various electrical, electronic, and mechanical components on a FOR Kamra basis. Bidders must submit separate technical and commercial quotations in sealed envelopes for each part case. Items being procured include: - Fuse Link 20A (3 Ea) - Fuse Link 32A (1 Ea) - Surge Arrester 1P+N (2 Ea) - Surge Arrester 3P+N (1 Ea) - RFI Suppression Capacitor 0.047uF 250VAC (3 Ea) - Battery Lithium 3.6v Type F-40BL PLC (2 Ea) - Potentiometer (10 Kohm) (5 Ea) - Cyclone II Device (1 Ea) - Connector (Plug) (1 Ea) - Connector (1 Ea) - Active Pirani Gauge (APG-L NW16AL) (1 Ea) - Monitor 19" (1 Ea) - Vacuum Tube R-3603 (26 Ft) - Connector Board-to-Board Floating Receptacle Female 60 Pin Vertical (12 Ea) - Low Pressure Sensor (1 Ea) - IC915 Temperature TC/PT100 (1 Ea) - High Pressure Sensor (1 Ea) The technical scope covers supply of high-quality components suitable for avionics applications, including electrical fuses, surge arresters, capacitors, lithium batteries, potentiometers, connectors, sensors, monitors, and vacuum tubes. All items must meet the specified technical standards and be compatible with APF's production requirements. Eligibility criteria require suppliers to be registered with sales tax and listed on the FBR ATL. Technical and commercial bids must be submitted separately, clearly marked with the tender/part case number. The tender opening is scheduled for 22 October 2026 at 1230 hours at APF Kamra. The Managing Director APF Kamra can be contacted at Tel: 051-90996588, Fax: 057-9317476, Email: ddlogif17apf@puc.org.pk for any clarifications. Bidders are advised to carefully follow the submission instructions and ensure all required documents and specifications are included to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that the technical offer excludes prices and contains all relevant literature and data sheets, while the commercial offer must clearly state unit prices, GST, and total prices. This separation is crucial for compliance with APF's tender evaluation process.