Supply of Cloth Nylon Cardura Type to Directorate General Procurement (Army)

The Directorate General Procurement (Army) Rawalpindi invites sealed tenders from reputed firms possessing NTN certificates for the supply of specific textile items. This procurement is conducted under the PPRA rules, emphasizing fair pricing and quality compliance. Items being procured: - Cloth Nylon Cardura type, 4,700 meters The delivery period for the supply is between 9 to 12 months. Participating firms must submit 3 tender samples (made up) along with material samples on the technical opening date to ensure compliance with specifications. Tender documents and specifications can be obtained from the Directorate General Procurement (Army) upon submission of required documents including photocopies of registration certificates from DGDP and sales tax department, NTN certificate, proof of financial capability, CNIC of MD, bank statements, and certificates confirming the firm is not blacklisted. Additionally, firms must provide details of work experience with government or semi-government organizations and property/assets details. Registered and unregistered firms must deposit Rs. 2000/- challan form into the government treasury as bid security, with an overall bid security of 5% (up to Rs. 1.0 million) required with the offer. The validity of the offer is 120 days from the date of commercial offer opening. A performance bank guarantee of 10% of the contract value is required within 30 days of contract signing. The tender will be opened in the tender room of DGP (Army) in the presence of firm representatives. The tender submission deadline is **27 October 2026 at 10:30 AM**, with opening at 11:00 AM the same day. Interested bidders should ensure all documentation and samples are complete and submitted timely to avoid disqualification. For further details, contact the office at 051-9280631 or fax 051-9280909. Visit www.ppra.org.pk for additional information. A practical tip for bidders: Carefully prepare and verify all required documents and samples before submission to avoid delays or rejection, especially the original challan and bid security requirements.