Provision of Blood Bank Items, M-20 Medicines, Washing of Dirty Linen, Collection & Disposal of Hospital Waste, Gas Filling Charges for Social Security Hospital Block #6 Jauharabad

The Punjab Employee's Social Security Institution invites bids for the annual contract of supply of various goods and services for the Social Security Hospital Block #6 located in Jauharabad. This tender covers multiple essential items and services required for the hospital's smooth operation during the financial year 2026-27. Items being procured: - Provision of Blood Bank Items - M-20 Medicines (only for Jauharabad stores) - Washing of Dirty Linen - Collection & Disposal of Hospital Waste - Gas Filling Charges The scope includes supply and provision of medical consumables such as blood bank items and medicines specifically for the Jauharabad stores. Additionally, the tender covers the washing services for hospital dirty linen, ensuring hygiene and cleanliness standards. The contract also includes the collection and safe disposal of hospital waste, a critical service for maintaining environmental and health safety. Gas filling charges are also part of the contract, likely related to medical or operational gas supplies. Bidders must comply with the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) rules and submit their bids through the E-Procurement System (E-PS). Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) or CDR amounting to 2% of the total estimated cost is mandatory for each lot. The tender requires valid NTN, GST, and tax returns for the last three years, along with PEC registration in the relevant category and experience of at least three years. The closing date for submission is **06-08-2026 at 09:00 AM**, with bid opening scheduled for 09:30 AM the same day. Interested firms should ensure timely submission via the online portal to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the technical bid with all required certifications and documents, as the Single Stage Two Envelope procedure demands strict compliance. Missing or incomplete documentation can lead to rejection regardless of price competitiveness.