Supply of Grounding Module at Faisalabad Terminal

Pakistan State Oil Company Limited (PSO) invites quotations for the supply of Grounding Modules at its Faisalabad Terminal. This procurement is specifically managed by the PSO department located in Faisalabad, Punjab. The tender requires suppliers to provide high-quality grounding control modules compatible with existing systems at the terminal. Items being procured: - Electronic Control Module (Qty: 2 units) The scope includes the supply of grounding control modules with specifications as follows: Make: Scully or equivalent; Model: ST-47-240VAC or equivalent; Operating Voltage: 200-250 VAC; Operating Frequency: 50/60Hz; Control Contact: Independently fused, 240 VAC 5 Amps resistive; Operating Temperature: -40 to +70 degrees Celsius; FM Approved standard; Compatibility with Class I, Division 1, Groups C and D Hazardous Locations. The technical scope demands modules that meet stringent safety and operational standards suitable for hazardous environments. The supplier must ensure the modules are fully compatible with the existing system at the Faisalabad depot. All labor, tools, materials, and transportation are to be provided by the contractor. Payment will be made after delivery and successful inspection by PSO officials. Vendors must provide OEM certification or online verification for authenticity. Eligibility criteria include compliance with PSO safety and security rules, timely delivery within 35 days of purchase order issuance, and adherence to government tax regulations. A penalty of 0.1% per day of delay, capped at 10% of the order value, will be imposed for late delivery. The tender was published on **2026-07-28** with a submission deadline of **2026-08-12 23:59:59**. Interested bidders should prepare their technical and financial bids accordingly and submit them before the deadline at the PSO Faisalabad Terminal. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure all documentation, including OEM certificates and compliance proofs, are complete and verifiable online to avoid disqualification during the technical evaluation phase. Early submission is advised to accommodate any unforeseen delays in logistics or documentation.