Repair and Maintenance of Machinery and Equipment at Ghulam Muhammad Mahar Medical College Teaching Hospital Sukkur

The Health Department Sindh is procuring repair and maintenance services for machinery, equipment, furniture, and transport at Ghulam Muhammad Mahar Medical College Teaching Hospital in Sukkur. This tender covers a wide range of technical repair works including maintenance of radiology equipment such as X-Ray machines, Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI, and digital X-ray devices. It also includes repair of physiotherapy machines, laboratory analyzers, operation theater instruments, dental department units, appliances like refrigerators and air conditioners, generators with annual maintenance contracts, and office machinery including computers and printers. Additionally, repair services for hospital beds, furniture, and transport vehicles like ambulances and staff cars are included. Eligible bidders should have relevant experience of at least two years in government or private sectors, be registered with FBR and ATL, and possess a local office setup in Sukkur. The tender requires submission of earnest money of Rs. 50,000 in the form of a pay order or bank draft. Bidders must submit their technical and financial proposals through the EPADS electronic bidding system. The tender emphasizes strict adherence to terms and conditions, including warranty of six months on repaired equipment and timely completion of repair work. The submission deadline is **30th June 2024**. Bidders are advised to carefully prepare their technical bids, ensuring all required documents such as CNIC copies, NTN certificates, bank turnover statements, and proof of office setup are included. A practical tip for bidders is to visit the hospital facilities and prepare a detailed plan presentation as part of the evaluation criteria. This will demonstrate understanding of the scope and enhance chances of success. This tender offers a significant opportunity for qualified service providers in Sukkur to engage with a major public health institution and contribute to maintaining critical medical infrastructure.