Provision of Sports Machinery and Equipment for Three Years 2026-2029

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) invites sealed bids from well reputed, experienced, and professional entities for the provision of sports machinery and equipment for a period of three years from 2026 to 2029. This procurement is managed by the Procurement Department of PCB located at Gaddafi Stadium, Ferozpur Road, Lahore. Interested participants must be registered with Income Tax and Sales Tax Departments and be on the Active Taxpayers List to qualify for this tender. Items being procured: - Sports machinery - Sports equipment The scope includes supplying high-quality sports machinery and equipment suitable for cricket and related sports activities. The procurement will cover a three-year period, ensuring continuous supply and maintenance as per the detailed requirements outlined in the Prequalification Document (PQD). The PQD contains evaluation criteria, terms, and conditions necessary for submission and can be obtained by requesting via the provided email address. Eligibility criteria require bidders to be registered with FBR for Income and Sales Tax and to be active taxpayers. Experience in supplying sports machinery and equipment is essential. The sealed proposals must be prepared in accordance with the PQD instructions and submitted by or before 11:00 AM on 10th August 2026. The proposals will be opened the same day at 11:30 AM. A key tip for bidders is to carefully review the PQD and ensure all required documents, including Earnest Money and CDR if applicable, are complete and submitted on time. Late submissions will not be entertained. Also, maintaining clear communication via the official email will help clarify any queries before submission. This tender offers a significant opportunity for suppliers specializing in sports machinery and equipment to engage with a premier national sports organization. The PCB reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and annul the procurement process in accordance with Public Procurement Rules, 2004.