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 located in Chawinda, Punjab. The contract period spans two financial years: 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. This tender seeks qualified bus transporters to operate and manage school transport services, including student pickup and drop-off operations. The bidding process will be conducted electronically (e-bidding) in accordance with the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2014 and PPRA Rules 2014 (as amended).
Eligibility is open to all individuals, companies, and joint ventures that meet the criteria stipulated in the bid document. Bidders must provide legible supporting documentation and undertakings as specified; bids lacking required documents, evidence, or valid undertakings will be rejected at the initial evaluation stage. Bidders are required to thoroughly review all bid document terms and applicable laws, with any written objections to be submitted in advance—objections raised after bid submission will not be entertained.
Bid documents can be obtained from the Directorate of Education at 2nd Floor, Building Directorate of Labour Welfare, Labour Colony, Defence Road, Lahore (North). Bidders must submit electronic bids through the designated portal with all required financial and technical proposals duly signed. The evaluation process will follow the selection criteria provided in the document, and selected transporters will be required to deploy skilled staff and maintain service performance standards throughout the contract period.
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This is a two-year recurring transport services contract for a girls school operated by Punjab Workers Welfare Fund.
The procurement is for school bus operations covering pickup and drop-off routes in Chawinda. Bidders must provide skilled drivers and maintain vehicle safety standards. The e-bidding process requires detailed financial proposals and supporting documentation. This represents a medium-scale, steady-revenue service contract with government continuity.
Who can bid: Open to individuals, companies, and joint ventures meeting stated criteria. Typically, bidders require valid business registration (SECP for companies), NTN registration, and operational experience in transport services. The notice requires submission of undertakings and valid documentary evidence; specific licensing requirements are referenced but detailed in the full bid document.