Provision of Services by Universal Service Fund

The Universal Service Fund, a company established under Section 42 of the Companies Ordinance 1984, is inviting registered bidders to provide specific services. This procurement is aimed at suppliers who are already registered with the Fund, ensuring a streamlined and secure bidding process. The exact scope of services and technical details will be provided exclusively to registered bidders, emphasizing the importance of prior registration with the Universal Service Fund. This approach ensures that only qualified and vetted suppliers participate, maintaining high standards and compliance. Interested bidders should ensure they meet all eligibility criteria, including valid registration with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Active Taxpayer List (ATL). Experience in similar service contracts and compliance with any specific PEC categories, if applicable, will be advantageous. The submission deadline is set firmly, and bidders must prepare their Technical and Financial Bids accordingly. Earnest Money or Call Deposit Receipts (CDR) may be required as part of the bid security, following the Fund's procurement rules. Bidders should carefully review all documents upon receipt to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to maintain updated registration status and ensure all documentation is complete before the submission deadline. Since the detailed tender documents are only available to registered bidders, early registration with the Universal Service Fund is crucial to participate effectively in this procurement opportunity.