Purchase of Dialysis and Disposable Items for Financial Year 2026-27

Nawaz Sharif Social Security Teaching Hospital Multan Road Lahore is inviting bids through the Punjab E-Procurement System for the purchase of Dialysis and Disposable Items for the financial year 2026-27. This procurement is specifically for registered manufacturers, sole agents of foreign principals, and authorized distributors who are registered with the Punjab E-Procurement System and PPRA. The department requires firms that are active taxpayers with established technical, financial, and managerial capabilities and are not blacklisted by PPRA or PESSI. Items being procured: - Dialysis & Disposable Items The procurement scope includes supply of dialysis consumables and disposable medical items essential for patient care at the hospital. The bidding process will be conducted electronically through the Punjab E-Procurement System following the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Rules 2014, amended to date. The tender requires submission of original 2% bid security of the estimated price electronically. All bids including bid security must be submitted well before the closing time of 05 August 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:30 AM. Eligibility criteria include registration with Punjab E-Procurement System, active sales tax and income tax status, and compliance with PPRA and PESSI regulations. Firms must demonstrate technical and financial capacity to fulfill the contract requirements. The tender documents and detailed specifications can be downloaded from the PPRA, PESSI websites, and Punjab E-Procurement System from the date of publication. The procurement will be governed by Punjab Procurement Rules 2014 and Punjab E-Procurement System regulations. The tender may be cancelled at any stage as per Rule 35 of PPRA Rules 2014. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely electronic submission of all required documents and bid security through the Punjab E-Procurement System to avoid disqualification. Early preparation and compliance with the two-envelope bidding procedure will enhance chances of success.