Supply of Electric Chemical Dosing Pumps and Related Equipment for Karachi

This tender from Pakistan Petroleum Limited in Karachi invites bids for the supply of electric chemical dosing pumps along with various related equipment and consumables. The procurement covers a wide range of items including control and starting system upgrades for emergency diesel generators, pipes and fittings, paint, batteries, transmission fluids, sealants, valves, scaffolding materials, insulation boards, hydraulic oils, anti-freeze coolants, tires, vehicle spares, bed sheets, ballast for explosion-proof lighting, air circuit breakers, electrical and instrumentation items, mechanical tools, and third-party inspection and calibration services. The scope involves delivering high-quality materials suitable for industrial and operational use at PPL facilities in Karachi. The technical requirements emphasize durability and compliance with industry standards, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments. The supply of these items supports ongoing maintenance and operational efficiency of PPL's infrastructure, including water treatment plants and gas turbines. Bidders should ensure they meet the necessary PEC categories relevant to their supply items and maintain an active FBR ATL status for the fiscal year 2025-26. It is advisable to prepare a valid Earnest Money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as per tender instructions. Compliance with all regulatory and financial requirements will be critical for successful bid evaluation. The submission deadline is set for 26 February 2026 at 11:00 AM, with bid opening scheduled 30 minutes later. All bids must be submitted online through PPL's e-procurement portal at https://eprocurement.ppl.com.pk. Tender documents and detailed instructions are available on the portal. The physical address for correspondence is Senior Manager Procurement, Pakistan Petroleum Limited, PIDC House, 4th Floor, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed Road, Karachi. Pro-Tip: Make sure to carefully review the 'Instruction for Bidders' section in the tender documents, especially regarding the Earnest Money and stamp duty requirements, which are often overlooked and can lead to disqualification.