This tender invites bids for the replacement of electric water geysers at Faisalabad International Airport under the Pakistan Airports Authority. Located in Faisalabad, Punjab, this procurement falls under the Electronics & Appliances category and is managed by the Pakistan Airports Authority. The project involves supplying and installing electric water geysers, ensuring compliance with technical specifications and quality standards suitable for airport facilities. The scope includes delivery, installation, and commissioning of the geysers within 60 days from contract award. Bidders must ensure the equipment meets the required specifications and is properly packed for safe transportation to Faisalabad. The contract also includes warranty and after-sales support obligations. The procurement method follows PPRA Rule 36(b) with a single stage two envelopes procedure, requiring both technical and financial bids. Bidders should be registered with valid NTN and GST certificates and appear on the Active Taxpayer List of FBR. Compliance with PEC categories and FBR requirements for the fiscal year 2025-26 is mandatory. The bid security must be submitted with the technical proposal, and a performance bond of 10% of the contract value is required upon award. The bid validity period is 180 days from the technical bid opening. The submission deadline is on the 17th of February, 2026, with bid opening scheduled the same day at 11:30 AM at the Pakistan Airports Authority Logistics Section, Faisalabad International Airport. Bids must be submitted both electronically via the PPRA EPADS portal and physically in sealed envelopes to the specified address. Late or incomplete submissions will be rejected. Pro-Tip: Ensure to attach the original bid security with the technical bid and a copy with the financial bid as per instructions. Also, verify your registration on the EPADS portal well in advance to avoid last-minute technical issues. Check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or documentation requirements that are often overlooked.