Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Punjab Workers Welfare Fund, through its Directorate of Education, invites sealed bids for the hiring of transport services for Workers Welfare School Boys Bhagtanwala located at Chak No. 23 ASB Bhagtanwala in Sargodha district, Punjab. This procurement covers a two-year agreement period spanning the financial years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. The service is intended to provide reliable daily transportation for school students, and bidders must demonstrate capacity to maintain a professional fleet meeting all safety and regulatory standards for educational transport operations in Punjab.
Eligible bidders include individuals, companies, and joint ventures that meet the specified evaluation and selection criteria outlined in the bid document. All participants must submit complete documentary evidence, valid undertakings, and supporting documents as required. Bids lacking proper documentation, certified evidence of compliance, or formal undertakings will face rejection at the initial evaluation stage. Bidders are advised to thoroughly review all terms, conditions, and applicable laws before submission, as objections raised after the bidding process closes will not be entertained. The procurement process is governed by the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act of 2014 and PPRA Rules 2014 as amended.
Bid documents are available from the Directorate of Education, Punjab Workers Welfare Fund, located at 2nd Floor, Building Directorate of Labour Welfare Lahore (North), Labour Colony, Defence Road, Lahore. Interested bidders should obtain complete documentation and submit their sealed financial proposals and technical bids according to the schedule and instructions provided in the tender document. The evaluation will follow transparent criteria specified herein, and selected transporters will be required to sign formal agreements detailing service performance levels, operational requirements, and compliance obligations for the full contract period.
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The tender seeks transport service providers to operate a dedicated school bus route for a boys' welfare school in Sargodha for two consecutive years.
This represents a recurring, stable contract with a known client institution rather than a one-off procurement. Bidders must be prepared to meet educational transport standards and demonstrate compliance with safety, maintenance, and staffing requirements. The two-year term suggests reasonable revenue predictability, though the specific fleet size, daily route, or per-kilometer/monthly rate structure is not detailed in the opening pages provided.
Who can bid: Individuals, companies, and joint ventures meeting the document's criteria are eligible. The notice does not specify PEC category, NTN/SECP registration, or licence requirements explicitly in the pages shown; typically, transport operators must hold valid vehicle registration, road transport authority permits, and insurance certificates.