Procurement of 10 Tons Soya Hulls for Military Farm Jhelum Cantt Livestock Feed

Military Farm Jhelum Cantt is inviting sealed tenders for the supply of 10 tons of Soya Hulls to be used as livestock feed. This procurement is intended to ensure the timely and quality provision of feed for the farm's operational requirements in Jhelum. Interested suppliers and contractors are encouraged to participate by submitting their bids as per the outlined terms and conditions. Items being procured: - Soya Hulls (10 tons) The technical scope of this tender involves the supply and delivery of Soya Hulls that meet the required nutritional and quality standards for livestock feed. The successful bidder must ensure that the product is fresh, free from contaminants, and delivered in suitable packaging to the Military Farm Jhelum Cantt premises. All deliveries must be completed within the stipulated timeframe after the award of contract. Eligibility criteria include submission of a valid income tax registration certificate, proof of active status on the FBR Active Taxpayers List (ATL), and compliance with all PPRA rules. Bidders must also provide an earnest money deposit as specified in the tender documents. Only those firms that fulfill the technical and financial requirements will be considered for evaluation. The final approval of the contract will be subject to clearance from the relevant authorities, including GHQ Rawalpindi. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the office of the undersigned at Military Farm Jhelum Cantt by 11:00 AM on 7 September 2026. The bids will be opened on the same day at 11:30 AM in the presence of the bidders or their authorized representatives. Late submissions will not be entertained under any circumstances. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure that your bid includes all required supporting documents and that your earnest money is attached in the correct form, as incomplete bids or missing CDRs are grounds for immediate rejection. Double-check the packaging and labeling of your Soya Hulls to avoid any quality disputes during inspection.