Procurement of Search & Rescue Boats Alongwith OBM Engines

The Directorate of Procurement (Navy), Islamabad, invites qualified suppliers to submit bids for the procurement of search and rescue boats alongwith outboard motors (OBM) engines. This tender is specifically for the supply of two boats and two 85HP 4-stroke OBM engines as per the detailed technical specifications provided in the tender documents. Items being procured: - 02 Search & Rescue Boats (size 16-20 feet x width 5.5 feet x height 2.53 feet, capacity 4-6 crew, fiberglass FRP construction, double hull type, UV resistant, with safety features and tool kits) - 02 OBM 85HP 4 Stroke Engines (Parsun or equivalent, 4 hours fuel tank capacity) The boats must be recently manufactured, OEM certified, and not older than one year at the time of delivery. The technical scope includes compliance with ISO standards for safety and construction, provision of life jackets, life rings, and other rescue equipment. Delivery period is 3 months with FOR Islamabad basis. Bidders must be registered or willing to register with DGDP and be on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) of FBR. Earnest money is required as per category of firm with maximum ceilings specified. The tender follows a Single Stage Two Envelope bidding procedure under PPRA Rule 36 (b). Key dates include tender closing on 24-09-2026 at 10:30 AM with opening at 11:00 AM. Offers must be submitted in sealed envelopes as per instructions, including technical and commercial proposals separately. The submission address is Directorate of Procurement (Navy), Through Bahria Gate, Near SNIDS Centre, Naval Residential Complex, E-8, Islamabad. Contact numbers and emails are provided for queries. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure all required documents including DGDP registration, FBR ATL certificates, treasury challan, and earnest money in the form of CDR are properly attached and sealed as per instructions to avoid rejection. Also, carefully comply with the technical specifications and provide clear compliance remarks against each clause in the DP-2 form to facilitate technical scrutiny. This procurement offers a valuable opportunity for suppliers specializing in marine rescue equipment to engage with the Pakistan Navy under transparent and regulated conditions.