Supply of Vehicles for Deputy Inspector General Police Quetta for May 2026

The Police Department Quetta invites bids for the supply of vehicles for the Deputy Inspector General Police Quetta for the month of May 2026. This procurement is crucial for maintaining and enhancing the operational mobility of the police force in Quetta, Balochistan. The tender includes a detailed list of vehicles required, primarily motorcycles and a few cars, distributed across various police stations and civil lines within Quetta. Items being procured: - Police Station: 1 Mini Car, 1 Motorcycle - City: 1 Micro Car, 1 Motorcycle - Jinnah Town: 1 Motorcycle - Civil Line: 20 Motorcycles - Pijara Salon: 1 Motorcycle - Pishin: 1 Motorcycle - Sariab: 20 Motorcycles - Shaheed M.R. Sariab: 20 Motorcycles - Manzoor Shaheed: 20 Motorcycles - Kechi Baig: 20 Motorcycles, 1 Car - Shalkot: 20 Motorcycles, 1 Soft Car, 1 GL Car - Brewery: 1 Motorcycle - Airport: 20 Motorcycles, 1 Pickup Car - Jameel Kukar Shaheed: 1 Carry Car, 1 Alto Tiampo Car The scope of this procurement covers the supply of new motorcycles and cars suitable for police use, ensuring durability and reliability for law enforcement duties. The vehicles must meet the technical specifications required by the police department and be delivered to designated locations within Quetta. This tender is essential for the department to maintain effective patrolling and rapid response capabilities. Eligible bidders should have valid PEC registration, FBR active taxpayer status, and relevant experience in supplying vehicles to government departments. Earnest Money and CDR must be submitted as per tender requirements. The technical bid will be evaluated first, followed by the financial bid of technically qualified bidders. The submission deadline is **16th July 2026 at 23:59:59**. Bidders must submit their proposals to the Police Department Quetta office before the closing date. Late submissions will not be entertained. A practical tip for bidders: Carefully verify the vehicle specifications and ensure all required documents, including Earnest Money and CDR, are complete and attached. Incomplete bids are commonly rejected, so attention to detail in the submission package is critical for success.