This tender invites qualified vendors in Karachi to supply specialized kits and consumables for molecular medicine research at the Dr. Panjwani Center, University of Karachi. The procurement focuses on laboratory reagents including capillary arrays, RSID blood and semen detection kits, DNA quantification kits, and STR marker kits compatible with advanced genetic analyzers. These items are critical for human DNA and male DNA detection, requiring precise quality and compatibility with existing PCR and genetic analysis systems. The procurement involves delivering high-grade laboratory consumables to the ICCBS facility in Karachi. Vendors must ensure compliance with technical specifications and timely delivery to support ongoing research activities. The tender follows the Single Stage One Envelope procedure under SPP Rules 2010 (updated 2013), emphasizing transparency and competitive pricing. The estimated cost exceeds PKR 5 million, reflecting the specialized nature of the supplies. Bidders should hold valid registration with Sindh Revenue Board and income tax authorities, maintain a minimum annual turnover matching the bid value for the last three years, and demonstrate relevant experience. PEC category and FBR/ATL compliance are essential for eligibility. Performance security of 5% of the purchase order value and bid security of 2% are mandatory. The tender fee is PKR 1000, payable to the ICCBS tender account. Submission deadline is on 24th February 2026 by 12:00 noon via the EPADS online portal. Technical bids will be opened the same day at 11:30 a.m. at the ICCBS Karachi office. Bidders must upload signed and stamped documents along with original deposit slips. The physical address for correspondence is Dr. Panjwani Center for Molecular Medicine and Drug Research, ICCBS, University of Karachi, Karachi-75270. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender advertisement for Earnest Money and Call Deposit Receipt requirements, as missing or incorrect submission often leads to disqualification. Ensure all documents are complete and submitted through EPADS to avoid rejection.