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PSEB Holds Pre-Bid Meeting For Semiconductor Program

  • August 7, 2026
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The Pakistan Software Export Board has invited technology firms and consortiums to participate in a Pre-Bid Meeting for the procurement of software and hardware under Phase I of the National Semiconductor Human Resource Development Program. The initiative is aimed at building the country’s semiconductor sector by developing a skilled technical workforce capable of supporting the industry’s growth.

The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for August 11, 2026 at 3:00 PM Pakistan Standard Time, with interested participants required to register in advance through the official registration link. A meeting link will be shared with registered participants ahead of the session, giving prospective bidders time to prepare questions related to the procurement requirements before the meeting takes place.

The session is intended to give firms an opportunity to seek clarification on the request for proposals and have their questions addressed before the final bid submission deadline, set for August 25, 2026. Interested parties can access the complete request for proposals document through the link shared by the organizers, allowing companies to review the full scope of requirements before attending the pre-bid session or preparing their submissions.

The National Semiconductor Human Resource Development Program reflects a broader government effort to build technical capacity in an industry that remains largely underdeveloped in Pakistan compared to other technology sectors. By investing in workforce development specifically tied to semiconductor design and manufacturing, the program aims to position Pakistan to participate more meaningfully in a global industry that has become increasingly central to advanced computing, AI infrastructure and broader technology supply chains worldwide.

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