Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Education under the Punjab Workers Welfare Fund invites bids for the hiring of transport services for Workers Welfare School Girls, Ghulshan Saeed Colony, Old Sui, in the office of Dera Ghazi Khan. This tender covers transport services for the years 2026–2027 and 2027–2028, supporting the school's operational requirements in providing safe and reliable transport to female students across the Punjab region. The service scope includes daily pick-up and drop-off operations, vehicle maintenance, and skilled driver deployment as specified in the bid documents. Bidders must comply with all eligibility criteria outlined in the tender documentation and ensure submission of complete required documents without undertakings or supporting evidence gaps, which would result in rejection at the initial stage. The bidding process is governed by the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act 2014 and PPRA Rules 2014 as amended. All individuals, companies, and joint ventures meeting the stated criteria are eligible to participate. Bidders are required to read all bid documents and applicable laws carefully and submit any objections in writing before the tender process proceeds further, failing which no objections regarding terms and conditions will be entertained at later stages. The potential bus transporters will be selected according to evaluation and selection criteria specified in the complete bid document.
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This is a recurring two-year transport services contract for a school in Dera Ghazi Khan serving female students.
The tender requires vehicle hiring with skilled staff deployment and daily operational management. Bidders should note the emphasis on complete documentary compliance; the notice explicitly warns that bids lacking undertakings, valid evidence, or proper supporting documents face automatic initial rejection, suggesting the evaluation will be strict on procedural grounds.
Who can bid: The notice states individuals, companies, and joint ventures complying with stated criteria are eligible. Typically, transport service providers in Pakistan must hold valid registration with SECP (for companies) or have NTN registration, valid route permits, insurance certificates for vehicles, and demonstrable operational capacity. PEC registration is not required for transport services.