Supply and Repair Works for District Health Office Ghanche

The Office of the District Health Officer Ghanche invites bids for supply and repair works related to the District Health Office Ghanche, including Civil Hospital Keris, Daghoni, Thagus, and Siksa for the financial year 2026-27. This tender is specifically for suppliers and contractors experienced in the relevant fields and located in or serving the Ghanche district. Items being procured: - Others/Misc items - Supply of LPG Gas - LP of Medicines - Repair/supply of spare parts of vehicles (regular EP, National Program) - Supply of ORD store The scope covers supply of medical and pharmaceutical items, LPG gas, vehicle spare parts repair, and other miscellaneous items required by the health office. Contractors for LPG gas must have their own wholesale in Khaplu city and submit a NoC from the agency. Vehicle repair contractors must have an auto workshop in Khaplu. The approved contractor will be responsible for any outstanding dues from previous contractors. Eligibility requires submission of a performance certificate issued by the concerned department. Earnest Money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) is mandatory as specified for each item. Tender forms are available on payment of the prescribed fees during office hours before the closing date. The tender form issuing and opening date is 6th August 2026 at 10:00 am and 11:00 am respectively. If the opening date falls on a public holiday, bids will be opened the next working day at the same time and place. Submission should be made to the District Health Officer Ghanche office. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure your documentation includes the required performance certificate and that your CDR matches the specified amount for your item category. Also, confirm your eligibility regarding LPG wholesale and vehicle workshop location to avoid disqualification. This tender offers a valuable opportunity for suppliers and contractors in Gilgit-Baltistan to engage with a government health department and contribute to essential health services in the region.