Services for Incineration of Inks SEPA Approved

The Pakistan Security Printing Corporation (Pvt.) Ltd located in Karachi is procuring specialized services for the incineration of inks in compliance with SEPA and ISO guidelines. This procurement is specifically for the safe and environmentally approved destruction of waste inks, with an approximate tentative weight of 20,000 kgs. The scope includes provision of trucks, labor, tools, loading, unloading, weighing, supervised incineration, and issuance of destruction certificates by the PSPC Committee. The entire process will be closely monitored by a committee to ensure compliance with all environmental and safety standards. Eligible bidders must be reputed manufacturers, contractors, or suppliers registered with tax authorities and active taxpayers. They must not be blacklisted or under any declaration of ineligibility for corrupt or fraudulent practices. Compliance with PSPC's Code of Conduct and HSE requirements is mandatory. Bidders must submit earnest money of Rs. 24,000/- in the form of pay order, demand draft, or unconditional bank guarantee enforceable in Pakistan. The technical bid must be complete, signed, and stamped on all pages and submitted electronically via EPADS by the deadline of July 10, 2026, at 11:00 AM. The original earnest money must be received before the bid submission deadline to avoid rejection. The Purchase Department at PSPC, Jinnah Avenue, Malir Halt, Karachi, is the submission address. The bid opening will be conducted publicly on the same day at 11:30 AM via EPADS. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure timely submission of both the electronic bid and original earnest money to avoid disqualification. Also, bidders should carefully review the attached SOP and technical specifications to meet all requirements and avoid non-responsiveness. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for qualified suppliers to engage in a critical environmental service contract with a reputable government entity in Karachi. The earnest money will be returned to unsuccessful bidders within five days after the final evaluation report is posted on EPADS and PPRA. Bidders should also prepare for possible site acceptance tests, training, and documentation as part of the contract requirements.