This tender invites bids for the provision of sixteen Traffic Marshallers through an outsource contract at Jinnah International Airport Karachi under the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA). The contract spans an initial period of two years, with a possible extension of six months based on mutual consent and satisfactory performance. The scope requires firms or organizations registered with Income Tax, Sales Tax Departments, and listed on the Active Taxpayer List of FBR, also registered with EOBI and SESSI, to ensure compliance with Public Procurement Rules, 2004. The work involves supplying skilled Traffic Marshallers to manage airport traffic efficiently, ensuring safety and smooth operations at one of Pakistan's busiest airports. The service provider must understand the operational challenges of a high-traffic airport environment in Karachi, including coordination with airport authorities and adherence to security protocols. The contract demands consistent manpower deployment and management over the contract period. Bidders should ensure they meet PEC category requirements if applicable, maintain valid FBR/ATL status, and comply with all 2025-26 fiscal year regulations. It is advisable to verify all tax and registration documents before submission to avoid disqualification. The Earnest Money of PKR 450,000 must be submitted as a Pay Order before bid opening, with a scanned copy attached to the technical bid on EPADS. The submission deadline is set for 16th February 2026 at 11:30 AM, with bid opening at 12:00 PM on the same day. Bids must be submitted electronically via the PPRA E-PADS portal, while the original bid security must be delivered physically to the Officer Incharge (HR) at Jinnah International Airport Karachi. The physical address for bid security submission is the Pakistan Airports Authority office at Jinnah International Airport. Pro-Tip: Make sure to register and familiarize yourself with the EPADS system early, as technical difficulties can delay submissions. Also, double-check the authenticity of your financial instruments to avoid blacklisting due to dishonored payments.