Procurement of Metal Sheet Handling Machine with Accessories and Training

The Directorate of Procurement (Navy), Islamabad Capital Territory, invites qualified suppliers to participate in the procurement of a Metal Sheet Handling Machine along with its accessories and related training. This procurement is specifically for the Pakistan Navy and will be executed at Islamabad. The scope includes supply of two units of the WS-80/15-GR model metal sheet handling machines, complete with tools, spares, consumables, and a plasma cutting table. Accessories include steel rules, calipers, try squares, feeler gauges, scribers, hacksaws, sheet metal snips, grinders, hydraulic cylinders, pump valves, hoses, seals, bearings, and chains. The OEM is M/s Veshai Handling Equipment CO Ltd from China, and the supplier must provide training and installation services through an authorized OEM representative at a suitable site. Training covers operation, maintenance, fault diagnosis, and commissioning to ensure personnel are fully capable of handling the equipment. Eligible bidders must be registered with DGDP or willing to register, possess valid FBR registration and be on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL). Firms should have relevant PEC categories and demonstrate financial and technical capability. Earnest Money must be submitted as per tender conditions, with photocopies attached to the technical bid. The tender follows a single stage two envelopes bidding procedure under PPRA Rule 36(b). Technical and commercial offers must be submitted in separate sealed envelopes, clearly marked and signed. The tender closing date is **26-05-2026 at 10:30 AM**, and offers must be delivered to the Directorate of Procurement (Navy), Bahria Gate, Naval Residential Complex, E-8, Islamabad. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all required documents including DP-1, DP-2, DP-3 forms, OEM authorization, and treasury challan are complete and properly sealed. Missing or incomplete documentation, especially earnest money or technical specifications, will lead to outright rejection. Early submission is advised to avoid postal delays. Strict compliance with PPRA rules and tender instructions will enhance chances of success.