Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Public Address Sound System and Rostrum/Podium at University of Agriculture Peshawar

This tender invites qualified bidders in Peshawar to supply, install, and commission a Public Address Sound System along with a Rostrum/Podium under the TDC Project at the University of Agriculture Peshawar. The scope includes high-quality sound equipment installation designed to meet the acoustic needs of university auditoriums and conference halls, ensuring clear audio delivery for events and lectures. Additionally, the tender covers the provision of integrated rebar scanners, plotters, and lab/farm equipment for the Department of Livestock Management, enhancing research and practical capabilities. Bidders must be registered with PEC and KPRA for the sound system supply, while sales tax registration is mandatory for the lab and farm equipment supply. The project demands adherence to technical specifications and quality standards suitable for academic and research environments in Peshawar. The procurement process follows a single-stage single-envelope procedure through the EPADS platform, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Participants should ensure their PEC category aligns with the tender requirements and maintain an active FBR ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. Submission of original affidavits and Call Deposit Receipts (CDR) as earnest money is compulsory. The CDR must be in favor of the Treasurer, University of Agriculture Peshawar, and submitted before the deadline. The submission deadline is set for 6th March 2026, with bid opening scheduled shortly after at the university premises. Interested bidders should submit their technical and financial bids online via EPADS and deliver original documents physically to the Project Director (TDC) office at the University of Agriculture, Peshawar. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender documents on the official KPRA and university websites for detailed terms and conditions, especially the stamp duty and earnest money requirements, which are often overlooked and can lead to disqualification.