Supply of Medicines and Related Items for Pak Oman Hospital Pasni

This tender invites bids for the supply of medicines and related items to Pak Oman Hospital located in Pasni, Balochistan. The procurement falls under the Pharmaceuticals & Laboratory Supplies category and is managed by Pak Oman Hospital. The hospital requires a comprehensive supply of 240 medicine items, ensuring availability for patient care and treatment needs in the region. The procurement process mandates electronic bid submission only, reflecting the government's push towards digital transparency. Bidders must be registered on the Electronic Public Procurement System of BPPRA. The medicines must meet shelf-life requirements of 75% for local and 70% for imported products from the date of supply. The hospital emphasizes compliance with drug sale licenses from DG Health Balochistan and DRAP regulations, ensuring quality and safety standards are upheld. Bidders should have prior experience with assignments of similar nature and complexity, with a turnover of at least PKR 10 million in the last three years and PKR 15 million in subsequent years. Firms must be on the Active Taxpayer List and not blacklisted by any procuring agency. The bidding firm must submit a 2% bid security in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) from a scheduled bank. The tender follows the Balochistan Public Procurement Rules 2014, and bidders are advised to ensure their PEC registration and FBR/ATL status are current for the 2025-26 financial year. The last date for electronic bid submission is set for 23 January 2026 at 11:45 AM, with tender opening scheduled the same day at 12:45 PM via the EPP System. Bidders can obtain bidding documents electronically from www.bppra.gob.pk. The physical address for correspondence is Pak Oman Hospital, Airport Road, Pasni. Pro-Tip: Carefully review the tender documents for the specific bid security format and ensure timely electronic submission through the supplier dashboard to avoid disqualification. Also, verify the shelf-life compliance for medicines to meet hospital standards and avoid rejection.