Provide and Supply Treadmill

The Institute of Business Administration (IBA), Karachi, is procuring high-quality treadmills to be supplied and delivered at its Main Campus, University Enclave, Karachi. This procurement is specifically for the supply of Android Commercial Motorized Treadmills with advanced features including a 3.5 HP motor, speed range of 1 to 18 km/h, automatic incline up to 15%, and a wide running surface. The equipment must include fitness applications, virtual scenes, cloud intelligence, touch screen, shock absorption, foldable design, fan system, and connectivity options such as USB 2.0, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. The tender requires a comprehensive onsite warranty of three years. Eligible bidders must be registered with relevant tax authorities, including NTN and STRN, and must be active taxpayers with valid sales tax registration. Experience of at least three years with relevant purchase orders and a minimum average annual turnover of PKR 5 million over the last three financial years is mandatory. The bid security of 2% of the total bid amount must be submitted in the form of a pay order or demand draft in favor of IBA Karachi. The procurement process follows a Single Stage One Envelope procedure. The tender documents are available for download from the IBA and SPPRA EPADS websites. The tender fee of PKR 3,000 must be deposited at Meezan Bank Ltd. The last date for submission of bids on the SPPRA EPADS portal is **May 08, 2026, by 3:00 PM**, with bid opening scheduled on the same day at 3:30 PM at IBA Main Campus. Original bid security and signed documents must be delivered to IBA Karachi before the bid opening. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure that all technical data sheets and supporting documents are uploaded correctly on the SPPRA EPADS portal, as only uploaded bids will be accepted. Also, bidders should prepare for possible physical inspection of the equipment and provide a demo unit if requested by IBA. Timely delivery within 30 days of the Letter of Intent is critical to avoid liquidity damages of 2% per month on delayed delivery.