Supply and Delivery of Minerals for Fiscal Year 2026-27 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

The Directorate General Mines and Minerals, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, invites bids for the supply and delivery of various minerals for the fiscal year 2026-27. This procurement covers minerals including precious and base metal group, precious and semi-precious gems tone group, and radioactive minerals. The tender is open to JV holders, permit holders, and registered contractors with valid certifications. Items being procured: - Minerals supply for Haripur Division (Rs. 500,000,000) - Minerals supply for Kohistan (Rs. 9,166,666) - Minerals supply for Shangla (Rs. 17,500,000) - Minerals supply for Peshawar (Rs. 1,250,000) - Minerals supply for Buner (Rs. 291,666,666) - Minerals supply for Swat (Rs. 33,333,334) - Minerals supply for Wara Par (Rs. 8,333,334) - Minerals supply for Chitral (Rs. 8,333,334) - Minerals supply for Bajaur (Rs. 125,000,000) - Minerals supply for Orakzai (Rs. 54,166,666) - Minerals supply for Dera Ismail Khan Division (Rs. 758,333,334) - Minerals supply for Tribal Sub Division Peshawar (Rs. 5,000,000) The procurement involves delivery of minerals as per approved rates and quantities for each division listed. The contract duration is 10 months from August 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. Bidders must submit their bids along with a CDR deposit to the Directorate General Mines and Minerals office in Peshawar. All bids must be accompanied by valid registration documents, FBR and KPRA registration, and relevant PEC categories if applicable. The technical and financial bids will be opened on August 13, 2026, at 11:00 AM. Earnest Money of 10% and a performance guarantee of 25% are required as per tender conditions. Interested bidders should ensure timely submission of complete documents and adhere strictly to the tender specifications. The tender emphasizes zero tolerance for corruption and requires all participants to comply with the highest standards of transparency. One practical tip for bidders is to carefully verify the mineral quantities and rates for their respective divisions and ensure all registration and financial documents are up to date to avoid disqualification.