Repair of Furniture and Fixture for Regional Tax Office Rawalpindi Financial Year 2026-2027

The Regional Tax Office Rawalpindi invites qualified bidders for the repair of furniture and fixture for the financial year 2026-2027. This procurement is specifically for the repair and maintenance of various office furniture items at the Regional Tax Office located in Rawalpindi. Items being procured: - Officers Chairs - Officer Tables - Revolving Chairs - Visitors Chairs - Staff Chairs - Staff Tables - Computer Revolving Chairs - Cabinets - Wooden Work Stations - Sofa Set - Repair of Aluminum / Wooden Doors - Wooden Partitions - Other kinds of Repair Works (Furniture & Fixture) - Repair of Steel Racks - Repair of Wooden Almirah Drawers - Other items of furniture & fixture not mentioned above The scope includes repairing damaged, substandard, defective, or used items and equipment with a strict requirement that any use of substandard materials will lead to forfeiture of bid security and blacklisting of the firm. The repair work must be completed by 30th May 2027, and the firm is expected to carry out work promptly, including at odd hours if required. Eligibility criteria include having an office or sub-office in Islamabad or Rawalpindi, sufficient experience in furniture repair, a bank account and vendor number allotted by AGPR, and submission of company profile, tax returns for the last two years, CNICs of proprietors/partners/directors, NTN, sales tax registration and ATL status, affidavit of no blacklisting, and relevant work experience certificates for the last three years. Bidders should ensure all required documents are attached and be prepared for possible additional document requests or relaxations by the Departmental Purchase Committee. The committee reserves the right to reject all bids under Rule-33 of the Public Procurement Rules. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure the quality of repair materials and workmanship to avoid forfeiture of bid security and blacklisting. Timely completion and adherence to specifications will be critical for successful contract execution.