Procurement of Safety Shoes (DMS) with 1 Item for Heavy Industries Taxila

Heavy Industries Taxila in Taxila Cantt invites bids for the procurement of Safety Shoes (DMS) with one item under the category of Textiles, Uniforms & Clothing. This tender is issued by the Supply Chain Management Directorate of Heavy Industries Taxila and requires submission of sealed bids by 20 January 2026 at 10:30 AM. The procurement involves supplying 350 pairs of safety shoes in various sizes, including brands like CAT and Spiro, with specifications such as anti-static properties and safety rating EN ISO 20345: S3. The shoes must be made of high-quality cow leather with breathable lining and shock absorption memory foam insoles. Delivery is to be made within two months after contract signing to the Heavy Rebuild Factory (M Series) at HIT Taxila. The tender demands strict adherence to technical specifications and quality assurance, with inspection and testing conducted as per contract terms. Bidders must comply with PEC category requirements and hold valid NTN and Sales Tax registrations. Firms should be registered or provisionally registered with HIT and must submit audited financial reports for the last three years. The tender requires a bid validity of 180 days extendable by 90 days, and submission of bid security in the form of Call Deposit Receipt, Bank Draft, or Pay Order. Compliance with FBR/ATL status and 2025-26 fiscal year tax obligations is mandatory. The submission deadline is **20 January 2026 at 10:30 AM**, with bid opening at **11:00 AM** the same day at the Supply Chain Management Directorate, Heavy Industries Taxila, Gate No. 5, Taxila Cantt. Bids must be submitted in two sealed envelopes containing technical and financial proposals, respectively, and placed in a single sealed envelope addressed to the Assistant Director Procurement, SCM Directorate. Pro-Tip: Ensure the postal order of Rs 2000/- is enclosed with the technical bid as per tender instructions to avoid disqualification. Also, carefully review the bid security requirements and attach all mandatory documents including registration certificates, audit reports, and agency agreements to prevent rejection during technical evaluation.