Supply of Learning Kits and Furniture for Early Childhood Education in Quetta

The Project Director BRCs & Polytechnic Institutes Balochistan is procuring learning kits and furniture specifically for Early Childhood Education in Quetta. This procurement includes two main packages: supply of learning kits and supply of furniture and fixtures. The tender is divided into Package-I and Package-II for both learning kits and furniture, with the procurement method being Single Stage Two Envelope Bidding for furniture and Single Stage One Envelope Bidding for learning kits. The estimated cost for the furniture packages is approximately **PKR 64,370,600** each, while the learning kits are estimated at **PKR 60,544,880** per package. The scope covers supply of educational materials and furniture designed to support early childhood learning environments, ensuring quality and suitability for educational institutions under the Balochistan Polytechnic Institutes. Eligibility criteria require bidders to comply with all mandatory requirements as detailed in the bidding documents, including valid FBR registration and adherence to all tax obligations. Bidders must also be registered on the Electronic Public Procurement System of BPPRA and provide earnest money in the form of call deposit or bank guarantee from a scheduled bank in favor of the Project Director. The evaluation will be based on least cost selection. Tender documents are available for download from the BPPRA website starting from the publication date until **09-06-2026**. Submission and opening of tenders will occur on **09-06-2026** at 10:00 am and 11:00 am respectively at House No.182-B, Jinnah Town, Quetta Cantt. Interested bidders should ensure their bids are complete and submitted on time to avoid disqualification. A practical tip for bidders is to carefully prepare the Technical Bid and Financial Bid separately as per the two-envelope procedure, ensuring all required documents including earnest money are correctly attached. This will help avoid common pitfalls that lead to bid rejection in government procurement processes.