This tender invites bids for the procurement of specialized testing equipment for the High Voltage & Superconductivity (HV & SC) Laboratory at NGC Rawat and Faisalabad, Islamabad Capital Territory. The Chief Engineer (HV&SC) Lab. NGC, Rawat is overseeing this procurement under the financial year 2025-26, focusing on advanced laboratory instruments including HPLC systems, micro ohm meters, AC sources, and data loggers among others. The scope covers supply, installation, training, and configuration of equipment compliant with IEC and ISO standards. The equipment will be used in high-voltage substations and industrial environments, requiring robust performance and precision. The procurement includes items such as high-performance liquid chromatographs, micro ohm meters, power analyzers, tensile testing machines, and hardness testers, all essential for quality assurance and research in electrical and material testing. Bidders must be registered manufacturers or authorized suppliers with at least three years of experience and a proven track record of similar contracts. Compliance with PEC categories and FBR/ATL registration is mandatory. The procurement follows the Least Cost Based Selection (LCBS) method, emphasizing technical responsiveness and cost-effectiveness. Bidders should ensure submission of all required documents including bid security in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR). The submission deadline is set for 11:00 AM on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, with bid opening at 11:30 AM the same day via the EPADS v2.0 online portal. Physical submission of bid security is required at the Chief Engineer (HV&SC) Lab. NGC office in Rawat. The address for correspondence is Chief Engineer (HV&SC) Lab. NGC, Chakbeli Road, Rawat, Islamabad. Pro-Tip: Ensure timely registration on the EPADS v2.0 portal and carefully review the bid security requirements. Missing the physical submission of the original bid security before the deadline will lead to disqualification. Also, verify all technical specifications and compliance documents to avoid rejection during the preliminary examination.