Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of Education, Punjab Workers Welfare Fund invites competitive bids for the hiring of transport services for Workers Welfare School Girls in Rawalpindi for the financial years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. The project encompasses the provision of dedicated bus transport services to support student mobility and school operations in Rawalpindi, Punjab. Bidders are selected based on evaluation criteria specified in the bidding document, and the contract represents a recurring two-year engagement with potential for service continuity.
Eligible bidders include individuals, companies, and joint ventures that meet the criteria outlined in the bid document. Bidders must submit all required legible documentation without fail, including valid undertakings, evidence of compliance with regulatory requirements, and supporting documents as detailed in the bidding guidelines. Bids received without complete documentation are liable to be rejected at the initial stage. Bidders should carefully review the bid document and applicable laws; objections must be raised in writing before submission, as no objections will be entertained at later stages.
The bid document is 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. Bids must be submitted in electronic format as prescribed in the bid document. This tender process is governed by the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act of 2014 and PPRA Rules 2014 as amended. Bidders should contact the Directorate directly for submission deadlines, bid opening schedules, and any clarifications regarding technical or financial specifications.
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A two-year recurring transport services contract for a government school in Rawalpindi with scope covering dedicated bus operations for student transport.
This is a stable, recurring engagement under PPRA 2014 rules requiring full compliance with regulatory documentation. Bidders should note the emphasis on service performance levels and skilled staff deployment; advertising rights in vehicles are reserved by the client. The tight submission requirements suggest only well-organized transport operators with proper documentation systems should apply.
Who can bid: Individuals, companies, and joint ventures are eligible if they meet criteria in the bid document. The notice does not specify PEC registration, NTN requirements, or vehicle ownership minimums; typically, transport service providers must possess valid business registration (SECP for companies, NTN for all), appropriate vehicle documentation, and insurance coverage.