Procurement of Various Marine and Technical Items for Pakistan Navy Local Purchase Division

The Pakistan Navy Local Purchase Division in Karachi invites bids for the procurement of various marine and technical items essential for naval operations and maintenance. This tender includes a diverse range of products required for ship sailing rigs, timber sleepers, casings, racks, ropes, and specialized lab coats among others. Items being procured: - Split Thimbles (316 Stainless Steel) 10mm, quantity 14 each - Split Thimbles (316 Stainless Steel) 14mm, quantity 130 each - Kail Wood Sleeper Grade-A (Local), 100 cubic feet - Kail Wood Sleeper Grade-A (Local), 96 cubic feet - Disc Cutting 5 Inch Casings, quantity 4 each - Cross Bracing 20 x 20 Rack, quantity 15 units - Pins Rack, quantity 100 units - Rope Nylon 16mm White Multiplait, quantity 1000 meters - Lightweight ESD Complaint Lab Coats, quantity 10 each The technical specifications include sourcing from Baseline Marine Products Ltd UK for marine hardware, local market for timber, and German manufacturers for casings and lab coats. The items are specified with detailed dimensions, material grades, and compliance with international standards such as ISO 1140-2004 and ISO 9554-2005 for ropes and fabrics. Firms registered or unregistered are required to pay a tender fee of Rs 500 per quotation via bank draft, pay order, cross cheque, or online transfer to the PN Nonpublic Fund LP Division IT Fund Account. Non-registered firms must provide a bank guarantee of 5% of the purchase order value valid for six months. To avoid bank guarantee, firms are encouraged to register with HQ COMLOG. Standard delivery time is 15 days for locally available items and 45 days for imported items. Lab testing charges, if any, will be borne by the firm. Interested bidders may contact the Local Purchase Division via telephone, email, or WhatsApp for queries. The tender opening date is **07-10-2026**. Bidders should ensure timely submission of their bids with all required documents and payment proofs. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully review the detailed technical specifications and ensure compliance to avoid disqualification during technical evaluation.