Supply of Various Feed Items including Wheat Bran, Oats, Maize Silage, and Others for Livestock

The Livestock Department Swat is procuring various feed items for the fiscal year 2026-27 to support livestock nutrition and health in the region. This procurement includes essential feed materials such as wheat bran (44 tons with CP=18.5%), oats (quantity as per requirement), maize silage (373 tons), cotton seed cake (30 tons at 60% moisture), cotton seed meal (1 ton), dry fodder (180 tons), green fodder (50 tons), and salt (20 tons). These items are critical for maintaining the livestock feed supply chain and ensuring optimal animal productivity. The tender requires suppliers to provide high-quality feed materials meeting specified standards. The procurement will be conducted through E-Bidding on the KPRA portal, with a tender fee of PKR 20 million. Bidders must be registered with FBR as active taxpayers and comply with all relevant procurement rules. Earnest Money in the form of a CDR is mandatory, and technical bids will be opened on 29th January 2026 at 11:00 AM. Late submissions or incomplete bids will not be entertained. Eligible bidders should have relevant experience in supplying agricultural feed items and must be registered with the appropriate PEC category if applicable. Compliance with all terms and conditions, including timely delivery and quality assurance, is essential. The submission deadline is strictly enforced, and bids must be submitted electronically via the E-PAID E-Bidding system. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure all documentation, including FBR registration and CDR, is complete and uploaded correctly in the E-Bidding system before the deadline. This will prevent disqualification due to technical errors. Also, carefully review the feed specifications to avoid any non-compliance that could lead to bid rejection. This tender offers a significant opportunity for suppliers specializing in agricultural and livestock feed products to engage with the Livestock Department Swat and contribute to the region’s agricultural development.