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(iii) for reasons of extreme urgency brought about by events<br />

unforeseeable by the procuring agency, the time limit laid down for open and<br />

limited bidding methods cannot be met. The circumstances invoked to justify<br />

extreme urgency must not be attributable to the procuring agency:”<br />

4. The unprecedented rains in Sindh during the monsoon season of 2011, have<br />

severely affected major portion of Sindh province causing losses to life and property. Due to<br />

widespread water inundations caused by continuous heavy rain pour, i.e. starting 10 th<br />

August 2011, around 9 million people got affected during the <strong>disaster</strong>. All the affectees<br />

residing in relief camps or outside their houses in the open area became dependant entirely<br />

upon continuous relief assistance.<br />

5. <strong>NDMA</strong> entered in rescue and relief operations at initial stage, i.e. 13 th August 2011;<br />

and remained active in providing relief [tents, family ration packs and Non-Food Items<br />

(NFIs)] to flood affectees since the start of these heavy and unprecedented rains. Entire<br />

stock of tents in <strong>NDMA</strong> Warehouses was released to the province of Sindh, Balochistan<br />

and Punjab from the reserves maintained by <strong>NDMA</strong> to take care of the initial scale of the<br />

devastation. For supply of family ration packs Utility Stores Corporation (USC) being the<br />

Government entity, was contracted for the provision of family ration packs. Highly unfolding<br />

nature of the catastrophe, with Pakistan Meteorological Department’s (PMD) continuous<br />

forecasts of more rains aggravated the situation, resulting in gradual increase in number of<br />

affected districts and population.<br />

TENTS<br />

6. While the entire stock of tents was released in the first few days of <strong>disaster</strong>, demand<br />

continued to increase. In order to quickly respond to this need, an Emergency Tender was<br />

floated on Aug 17, 2011, both in <strong>national</strong> dailies and on the website of Public Procurement<br />

Regulatory Authority (PPRA) as well as <strong>NDMA</strong> for procurement of tents sized 3x4 and 4x4.<br />

The tenders were opened, examined and categorization was done with the technical<br />

assistance of concerned UN organizations as under:-<br />

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