Supply of Army Approved Stores and Equipment to Ordnance College Malir Cantonment Karachi

The Ordnance College Malir Cantonment Karachi invites bids for the supply of various army approved stores and equipment. This procurement is aimed at fulfilling the requirements of the Commandant Ordnance College Malir Cantonment Karachi for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. Items being procured: - Army approved stores and supplies as per specifications and approved samples The scope includes supply of new and unused items packed in standard packing such as wooden boxes, cartons, or crates. All items must meet the approved specifications, drawings, and samples. The supplier must provide a certificate of origin and brand authenticity where applicable. Price quotations must be inclusive of all applicable taxes and duties and quoted in Pakistani Rupees. Partial deliveries or payments against a single purchase order will not be accepted. Payment will be made after acceptance of the ordered stores. Price reduction penalties will apply for deviations from army specifications. Delivery delays will incur penalties. Advance samples provided for testing will not count towards ordered quantities. Eligibility criteria include valid NTN, Sales Tax, and Professional Sales Tax certificates, CNIC of the owner, a recent bank statement, and performance certificates if not registered with the Ordnance College. Earnest money in the form of a Pay Order of Rs. 3000/- payable to Commandant Ordnance College Malir Cantonment Karachi is required. Bids must be submitted in a single envelope containing financial and technical proposals separately. The purchaser reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. The tender submission deadline is by the specified date and time in the tender inquiry, with no late submissions accepted. Bidders are advised to carefully review all terms and conditions and ensure compliance with the official secret act, 1923. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all documents are complete and properly sealed to avoid disqualification due to procedural errors.