This tender invites registered firms to supply, install, test, and commission advanced medical imaging equipment at Lady Reading Hospital MTI in Peshawar. The procurement includes a Wide Bore 1.5T MRI System and a 128 slice or higher whole body CT scan, essential for enhancing diagnostic capabilities in the region. The hospital requires these high-precision devices to meet growing patient demands and improve healthcare services. The scope covers delivery and installation at the hospital premises, ensuring full operational readiness. Firms must comply with technical specifications and provide robust after-sales support. The site in Peshawar presents logistical challenges due to its urban setting, requiring careful planning for equipment handling and installation. The tender follows a Single Stage Two Envelope procedure, emphasizing clear separation of technical and financial bids. Bidders should be registered on the KPPRA EPADS portal and appear on the FBR Active Taxpayer List (ATL). Compliance with PEC categories relevant to medical equipment supply is advised. Firms must submit Earnest Money in the form of a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) or Bank Guarantee from their own accounts. The tender also requires payment of a non-refundable fee of PKR 5000 per tender, deposited in the designated MCB Bank account. Attention to detail in bid submission, including original hard copies and proper binding, is critical to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is set for 11:00 AM on **03-03-2026**, with bid opening at 11:30 AM the same day in the Committee Room/AHD office at Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar. Bidders must upload documents on EPADS and deliver hard copies physically to the hospital office. Pro-Tip: Ensure the technical bid and financial bid are sealed separately and clearly marked to prevent rejection. Also, verify the original receipt of the non-refundable fee is attached to the technical bid, as missing receipts lead to non-responsiveness. Double-check all documents for compliance with hospital specifications and KPPRA rules to avoid common pitfalls.