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FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 32 of 50)

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All communications and documentation related to Federal procurements shall be in:
  • English only
  • Urdu or English or both
  • Urdu only
  • Urdu, English or the provincial language
Rule 9 prohibits:
  • Use of framework agreements
  • Advertisement of annual requirements
  • Splitting or regrouping of planned procurements
  • Procurement through e-pak acquisition
Where reference to a brand name is essential to complete a specification, the procuring agency shall:
  • Use direct contracting
  • Restrict bidding to that brand's dealers
  • Obtain prior approval of PPRA
  • Use the words 'or equivalent' after recording specific justifications in writing
Solicitation documents for disposal of assets by tender shall specify that the asset is sold on:
  • Lowest bid basis
  • 'As is where is' basis and disclaim liability after sale
  • Warranty basis for six months
  • Reserve price basis only
Procurements over Rs. 500,000 and up to Rs. 3 million shall be advertised on:
  • The Authority's website; print media optional
  • Two national dailies only
  • The procuring agency's website only
  • The Authority's website and two national dailies
Procurement opportunities over Rs. 3 million must be advertised on the Authority's website and in at least:
  • Two newspapers of the province concerned
  • Three newspapers including one regional
  • Two national dailies, one in English and one in Urdu
  • One national daily in English
The minimum response time for national competitive bidding is:
  • Seven days
  • Fifteen days
  • Fifteen working days
  • Thirty days
No minimum response time limit is applicable in case of:
  • Re-bidding
  • Procurements below Rs. 3 million
  • Emergency
  • Framework agreements
Where an advertisement appears in both electronic and print media, response time is calculated from:
  • The later of the two dates
  • The date of issue of bidding documents
  • The day of posting on the PPRA website
  • The day of its first publication in the newspapers