Supply of Medicines and Related Items for Pak Oman Hospital Pasni

Pak Oman Hospital in Pasni, Balochistan, is inviting bids for the supply of medicines and related items, totaling 54 different products. This procurement is crucial for the hospital to maintain its medical supplies and ensure uninterrupted patient care. The tender requires bidders to submit their bids electronically through the Balochistan Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (BPPRA) system, with no physical bids accepted. The scope includes a comprehensive list of medicines and related healthcare items essential for hospital operations. Bidders must be registered with the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) and possess a valid Sales Tax Certificate. Experience requirements include at least two assignments of similar nature and complexity with a value of PKR 10,000,000 in the last three years, and a turnover of at least PKR 7,000,000 in the three subsequent previous years. The bidding firm must not be blacklisted by any procuring agency in Pakistan, and joint ventures are not allowed. Additional eligibility criteria include registration with SECP or Chamber of Commerce, submission of professional tax certificates, audit reports for the last three years, and income tax returns for the same period. ISO certifications 9001 and 45001 are also required. Bidders must provide an affidavit on stamp paper of Rs. 100 declaring the correctness and completeness of their information. The deadline for bid submission is **23 May 2026 at 09:30 AM**, with tender opening scheduled for the same day at 10:30 AM via the electronic procurement system. The submission address is Pak Oman Hospital, Airport Road, Pasni. Contact details include phone number 3331303672 and email hospitalpakoman@gmail.com. A practical tip for bidders is to ensure their electronic registration on the BPPRA portal is complete and up to date before submitting bids, as this is mandatory for all participants. Proper preparation of the bid security in the form of a 2% deposit from a scheduled bank is also critical to avoid disqualification during financial evaluation.