Supply of Various Electronic, Mechanical, and Security Equipment for Pakistan Navy Karachi

The Pakistan Navy Local Purchase Division Karachi is procuring a diverse range of electronic, mechanical, and security equipment. This tender covers items such as marine AIS GPS antennas, rechargeable dry batteries, energy saver bulbs, APC UPS with batteries, boat engine batteries, fixed cameras with housing, hand-held metal detectors, fire alarm modules, smart walk-through gates, network switches, electric heaters, lead acid batteries, dehumidifiers, mechanical seals, water pumps, wire brushes, valves, UPS systems, biometric attendance and access control terminals, blankets, hospital cotton sheets, LED TVs, stationery, laptops, and computers. The procurement is specifically for the Pakistan Navy based in Karachi, Sindh. The technical scope includes supply of high-quality equipment from reputed manufacturers such as Philips, APC, GE, Optima Batteries, and others. The items range from electrical and mechanical components to security and IT equipment, ensuring operational readiness and maintenance of naval facilities. Eligible bidders should be registered with FBR and ATL, and it is advisable to have relevant experience in supplying similar equipment to defense or government departments. Non-registered firms must pay a 5% bid guarantee and are encouraged to register with HQ COMLOG to avoid this. Tender fees of Rs 500 per quotation are mandatory, payable via bank draft or online transfer. The tender opening date is 8th June 2026, and submissions must be made to the Local Purchase Division, Pakistan Navy Karachi. Contact details include phone numbers 021-48508524 and 48508828, and emails clp@paknavy.gov.pk or localpurchasedivision@gmail.com. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all technical brochures and specifications are enclosed with the quotation as required. Also, proof of online payment must be attached if tender fees are paid electronically. Timely delivery is critical, with 15 days for locally available items and 45 days for imported goods. Careful adherence to submission requirements and documentation will enhance the chances of successful bidding.