Procurement of IT Equipment for Financial Year 2026-27 at Sayed Abdullah Shah Institute of Medical Sciences Sehwan

The Sayed Abdullah Shah Institute of Medical Sciences Sehwan, under the Health Department Government of Sindh, is procuring a comprehensive range of IT equipment for the financial year 2026-27. This procurement is specifically for the Sehwan city location and includes a variety of high-quality IT products to support the institute's operational and administrative needs. The technical scope covers a detailed list of items including laptops with Intel 10th generation i7 processors, desktop PCs with UHD LED displays, network switches, printers, CAT-6 twisted pair network cables, UPS units of 1KVA capacity, HDMI cables, telephone line connectors and cards, VGA cables, optical mice, keyboards, RJ45 & 47 cable connectors, 5-port switches, WiFi routers, printer cables, power cables, HP toners, thermal rolls, barcode cartridges, and CCTV cameras. Each item is specified with minimum technical requirements and warranty conditions to ensure quality and reliability. Eligible bidders must comply with all tender terms and conditions, including submission of earnest money in the form of a 2% bid security, valid FBR registration, sales tax certificate, and proof of past experience for the last three years in similar supply contracts. The tender requires submission of a technical bid with all relevant documents in sequence, including manufacturer literature and warranty undertakings. Overwriting or incomplete documents will lead to disqualification. The submission deadline is fixed at 30th June 2026 at 12:00 noon. Bidders should submit their proposals to the Office of the Director at the Sayed Abdullah Shah Institute of Medical Sciences Sehwan. It is crucial to ensure that the bid security is attached with the proposal and that all documents are signed and stamped by authorized personnel. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully review the evaluation criteria and ensure all required documents are complete and properly arranged. Missing or improperly signed documents can lead to outright rejection. Also, ensure that the offered brands meet the latest specifications and are supported by relevant brochures or booklets. This attention to detail can significantly improve the chances of success in this competitive procurement process.