Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Education, Punjab Workers Welfare Fund, invites bids for the hiring of transport services for Workers Welfare School (Girls), Labour Colony, Chandi Kot Stop, Warburton, District Nankana Sahib, Punjab, for the financial years 2026–2027 and 2027–2028. This tender seeks to procure comprehensive bus transportation and related services to support the school's daily operational requirements and student mobility across the district. The scope encompasses the provision of vehicles, qualified drivers, maintenance, fuel, and route management to ensure safe and reliable transport for the school's student population. All individuals, companies, and joint ventures meeting the eligibility criteria specified in the bid document are invited to participate. Bidders must ensure submission of all required documentary evidence and supporting documentation as outlined in the bid document. The bidding process is governed by the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2014 and PPRA Rules 2014, as amended. Eligible bidders are selected according to evaluation and selection criteria detailed in this document. Bids lacking mandatory undertakings, valid documentary evidence, and supporting documentation, or which do not comply with stated requirements, are liable to rejection at the initial evaluation stage. Prospective transporters must carefully review all bid documents and applicable laws before submission and may lodge written objections to the terms and conditions within the specified timeframe; objections received after the deadline will not be entertained.
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A two-year transport services contract for a girls' school in Warburton, Nankana Sahib, involving daily bus operations, driver deployment, and vehicle maintenance.
The recurring nature suggests stable demand but tight compliance requirements—all standard PPRA documentation and undertakings are mandatory, and non-compliance results in automatic rejection. Bidders should verify local route accessibility and confirm fleet readiness before tendering.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state licensing or registration requirements. Typically, transport service providers must hold a valid PEC certificate (if incorporated), be NTN-registered, hold a valid route permit from the Punjab Transport Authority, and possess mechanically sound vehicles with current fitness certificates. Joint ventures and consortiums are permitted subject to changes not being made to composition without written approval.