Supply of X-Ray Films, Chemicals and Collection & Disposal of Hospital Hazardous Waste at Social Security Hospital Block 6 Jauharabad

Punjab Employees Social Security Institution invites sealed bids for the annual contract for the supply of X-Ray films and chemicals, as well as the collection and disposal of hospital hazardous waste at Social Security Hospital Block No. 6, Jauharabad. This procurement is for the financial year 2026-27 and aims to ensure uninterrupted diagnostic and waste management services at the hospital. Items being procured: - Lot 1: Supply of X-Ray Films (Original), X-Ray Chemicals (Manual/Conventional), Developer, Fixer, and related items for manual film processing. All items must have a manufacturing and expiry date, with a shelf life of at least 18 months from the date of supply. - Lot 2: Collection and Disposal of Hospital Hazardous Waste, including all categories of infectious and non-infectious waste generated at the hospital, as per PPRA rules and hospital waste management protocols. The technical scope includes the provision of high-quality X-Ray films and chemicals suitable for hospital diagnostic use, with strict adherence to shelf life and expiry requirements. For hazardous waste, the contractor must ensure safe, compliant collection and disposal in line with Punjab Environmental Protection Agency and hospital standards. Eligible bidders must be registered with NTN, GST, and on the FBR Active Taxpayers List. Bid security is required at 2 percent of the estimated cost for each lot, to be deposited via E-Procurement System (E-PS) using the Bank of Punjab. Bidders must submit their bids through the Punjab PPRA E-Procurement portal by the deadline of 23 November 2026, 09:00 AM. Opening will be held the same day at 09:30 AM for Lot 2. A practical tip: Ensure your bid security is submitted through the correct PSID and that all supporting documents, including tax returns and experience certificates, are uploaded to the E-PS portal well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues.