This tender from the Institute of Chest Diseases, Kotri, Sindh, invites bids for the purchase of 15% Local Purchase Medicines, diet for patients, uniform and protective clothing, life-saving medical supplies, and generic consumables for the financial year 2025-26. The procurement covers essential pharmaceutical and medical items along with protective gear and uniforms, ensuring comprehensive supply for patient care and staff safety in Kotri. The procurement process follows the Single Stage Two Envelope procedure under SPPRA Rules 2010. Bidders must submit electronic bids via EPADS only, with manual bids not accepted. The tender fee is PKR 2,000 for each category, and bid security is required as per bid documents. The supply includes medicines, patient diets, protective clothing, and consumables, all critical for the hospital's operations. The site in Kotri demands reliable and timely delivery to maintain uninterrupted healthcare services. Bidders should be registered with the relevant authorities, including FBR and SRB, and comply with the 2025-26 financial year requirements. PEC category is not applicable as this is a goods procurement. The tender requires earnest money at 4% of the bid cost, and all bidders must ensure their documentation is complete, including tax certificates, manufacturing licenses, and compliance with DRAP regulations. The tender validity is 90 days, and the purchaser reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Submission deadline is **24 February 2026** by 11:30 AM, with bid opening at 12:00 Noon on the same day at the Committee Room, Institute of Chest Diseases, Kotri. Bidders must register on the EPADS portal and submit bids electronically. The physical address for inquiries is the Institute of Chest Diseases, Kotri. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes all required documents such as bid security, tax certificates, and manufacturing licenses. Missing any of these can lead to disqualification. Also, carefully follow the EPADS registration and submission process to avoid last-minute technical issues.