Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Education, Punjab Workers Welfare Fund, invites bids for hiring of transport services for Workers Welfare School Girls (Evening) Jauharabad for the financial years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. The procurement covers bus transportation services to support the school's operations in Jauharabad, Punjab. This is a two-year service contract for which individuals, companies and joint ventures meeting specified criteria are eligible to participate. The bidding process follows Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2014 and PPRA Rules 2014 as amended.
Bidders must comply with all eligibility criteria and submit complete legible documentation as required by the bid document, including valid documentary evidence and supporting undertakings. Bids lacking required documentation, undertakings and supporting materials will face rejection at the initial stage. Bidders are required to thoroughly read the bid documents and applicable laws and lodge any objections in writing prior to submission; objections raised after bid closure will not be entertained. Single parties, joint ventures and consortiums are all eligible to participate.
Bid documents are available from the Directorate of Education, Punjab Workers Welfare Fund, 2nd Floor, Building Directorate of Labour Welfare Lahore (North), Labour Colony, Defence Road, Lahore. Electronic bids will be received and opened according to the process detailed in the bidding document. Bidders should contact the issuing authority for submission deadlines, opening dates and further procedural details regarding this transport services contract.
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Two-year recurring contract for school bus transport operations covering a single evening girls school in Jauharabad.
The notice emphasizes strict documentation compliance and rejection of incomplete bids at screening stage. Bidders must demonstrate operational capability and provide comprehensive undertakings. Scale appears modest (single school), but recurring nature across two years suggests stable medium-term revenue. Key risk: tight documentation requirements favour experienced operators familiar with PPRA compliance frameworks.
Who can bid: Individuals, companies and joint ventures are eligible. Typically, transport operators must hold valid vehicle registration, possession of appropriate commercial vehicle licenses, proof of insurance, and business registration (NTN/SECP as applicable). The notice does not specify PEC categorization or specific regulatory registrations required, but bidders should assume standard transport sector compliance requirements apply.