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Taxi and MPV (1-8 seats) Passenger Assistant - Taxi and MPV (1-8 seats) Passenger Assistant

Description: Vehicle type: 04 Seat Passenger Assistant Required: Yes, female PA required Proposed Taxi Route: From: TN6 3GL, TN22 5PN To: Ropemakers Academy, BN27 1FB Frequency: Monday - Friday Daily School Time: 08:30 - 14:30 Comments for Operator: Female PA and driver required. This opportunity has been distributed on SProc.net

Summary: East Sussex County Council is seeking a taxi or MPV passenger transport service for a school route to Ropemakers Academy. The vehicle must have four seats, and both the driver and a female passenger assistant are required. Pick-ups are from TN6 3GL and TN22 5PN, with the school as the destination. The service is for school journeys Monday to Friday, around the stated school day of 08:30 to 14:30.

Taxi and MPV (1-8 seats) Passenger Assistant - Taxi and MPV (1-8 seats) Passenger Assistant

Description: Vehicle type: Saloon Passenger Assistant Required: Yes Proposed Taxi Route: From: BN23 7LH To: Ropemakers Academy, BN27 1FB Frequency: Monday to Friday Daily School Time: 08:30 - 14:30 Comments for Operator: Two passengers from the same address. ASD This opportunity has been distributed on SProc.net

Summary: East Sussex County Council is buying a weekday taxi service for two passengers travelling from the same address, postcode BN23 7LH, to Ropemakers Academy in Hailsham (BN27 1FB). The journey is required Monday to Friday, during the school day, with a saloon vehicle and a passenger assistant. The passenger information includes ASD, so the work involves transporting passengers with additional support needs. This is a passenger transport service, rather than a vehicle supply contract; the operator would provide the vehicle, driver and passenger assistant needed to complete the school route. The delivery location is the route between the passengers’ home address and the school.

Transport Tender

Description: ohn Leggott College is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced transport operator(s) to provide reliable, safe and efficient passenger transport services for students travelling to and from the College. The procurement covers the operation of scheduled student transport routes serving the College's catchment area. The successful supplier(s) will be responsible for providing appropriately licensed vehicles and drivers, operating the required routes and timetables, and delivering the service in accordance with the College's service requirements and all applicable legal and regulatory requirements. The procurement is intended to secure a high-quality, reliable and value-for-money transport service that supports students in accessing education at John Leggott College. Full details of the routes, service requirements, contract arrangements and evaluation methodology are set out in the associated tender documents.

Summary: John Leggott Sixth Form College is seeking operators to run scheduled passenger transport for students travelling to and from the college. The service covers routes across the college’s catchment area, with operators responsible for supplying appropriately licensed vehicles and drivers and running the required routes and timetables. The aim is to provide safe, reliable and efficient transport so students can access education. The work is student transport by road (CPV 60130000). Delivery is described across England, with the college based in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire.

College Transport Tender

Description: John Leggott Sixth Form College intends to procure student transport services for the provision of safe, reliable and efficient transport for students travelling to and from the College. The anticipated requirement will comprise scheduled morning and afternoon transport services operating across a number of routes serving the College's student catchment area. The services are expected to include the provision of appropriately licensed and maintained vehicles and suitably qualified drivers, together with appropriate arrangements for safeguarding, passenger safety, service continuity, vehicle tracking and passenger management. The College is also considering requirements relating to vehicle standards and capacity, accessibility, environmental performance, onboard connectivity, College branding, operational communication, contingency arrangements and performance monitoring. The precise routes, vehicle capacities, service requirements and contractual arrangements will be confirmed as part of any subsequent (read more...)

Summary: John Leggott Sixth Form College intends to procure student transport to provide safe, reliable and efficient journeys to and from the College. The anticipated service comprises scheduled morning and afternoon journeys on multiple routes serving the College’s student catchment area. Suppliers would provide appropriately licensed and maintained vehicles, qualified drivers, and arrangements for safeguarding, passenger safety, service continuity, vehicle tracking and passenger management. The College is also considering vehicle capacity and standards, accessibility, environmental performance, onboard connectivity, College branding, operational communications, contingency planning and performance monitoring. Delivery is described across a number of UK regions, while the specific routes and operating requirements remain for the later procurement process to define. This is a transport services requirement (CPV 60000000).

Provision of Client Assisted Passenger Transport Services

Description: Surrey County Council is dedicated to providing sustainable, safe, secure, and reliable Home to School transport services that meet the needs of students across the county. In accordance with the Education Act 1996 and subsequent amendments, the Council ensures that eligible students have access to free or subsidized transport to and from school. The responsibility for providing Home to School transport services primarily lies with the local authority, especially for students who meet specific criteria such as distance from school, special educational needs, or disabilities. When these services require funding support, it becomes the Council's obligation to secure such services through a competitive tendering process. Home to School transport services funded by Surrey County Council are essential in ensuring that students can attend school regularly and punctually. These (read more...)

Summary: Surrey County Council is buying home-to-school passenger transport for eligible pupils who need free or subsidised travel, including children who live beyond the qualifying distance and those with special educational needs or disabilities. Services are intended to provide safe, secure and reliable journeys to and from school across Surrey. The requirement covers transport services using vehicles ranging from saloon cars to coaches with up to 90 seats. It is divided into standard transport; enhanced-needs transport, including routes for children with complex special educational or behavioural needs and journeys to specialist schools; and complex health transport for clients needing basic health assistance or support with more complex conditions. Delivery is across Surrey, including the county’s Reigate area and surrounding localities.

DN817670 Parcel Locker Services on Hackney Estates

Description: London Borough of Hackney Council is inviting proposals and seeking to appoint a single supplier to deliver a concession contract for the design, installation and operation of automated parcel lockers across selected housing estates throughout the borough, with the option of other suitable Council owned sites in the future. It is proposed that the successful supplier would be responsible for the complete service, including: Site surveys and deployment planning. -Design, supply and installation of locker infrastructure. -Obtaining or supporting any necessary permissions and consents (including planning where applicable). -Provision of power, connectivity and associated infrastructure. -Day-to-day operation and management of the network. -Customer support and incident management. -Maintenance, repair and replacement of equipment. -Performance monitoring and reporting. -Removal of equipment and reinstatement of sites at the end of (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking one supplier to design, install and run an automated parcel-locker network on selected council housing estates, with scope to add other council-owned sites. The service covers site surveys and deployment planning; locker supply and installation; permissions, power and connectivity; daily operations, customer support and incident handling; maintenance, repairs and equipment replacement; performance reporting; and removal and site reinstatement at the end of the contract. The lockers are intended to serve housing-estate residents and be usable by multiple parcel and postal operators, rather than tied to one carrier. The aim is to make parcel collection and returns more secure and convenient while reducing failed deliveries, vehicle movements and emissions. Delivery is across Hackney, London. This is a parcel-locker and parcel-delivery service concession.

Taxi and MPV (1-8 seats) Passenger Assistant - Taxi and MPV (1-8 seats) Passenger Assistant

Description: Vehicle type: Saloon Passenger Assistant Required: PA required. Proposed Taxi Route: From: TN5 7HL To: Stonegate School, TN5 7EN Frequency: Monday to Friday Daily School Time: Mon- Fri 08:45-15:05 Comments for Operator: PA required This opportunity has been distributed on SProc.net

Summary: East Sussex County Council procured weekday passenger transport by saloon taxi for a school journey from TN5 7HL to Stonegate School, TN5 7EN. The service is for one to eight passengers and requires a passenger assistant. Journeys are scheduled Monday to Friday around the school day, with the stated school times of 08:45 to 15:05. This is a local home-to-school transport service, rather than general taxi provision, and the requirement is tied to the specified route and school. The buying organisation is East Sussex County Council, based in Lewes. The contract is for passenger transport services, with provision focused on safely conveying pupils and providing an assistant during the journey.

Minibus (10-16 seats) - Minibus (10-16 seats)

Description: Tender details: Vehicle type: 16 seat minibus Passenger Assistant Required: No Proposed Taxi Route: From: Rye Harbour, Tram Road To: Rye Community Primary SChool Frequency: Mon-Fri Daily School Time: 08:45 - 15:15 This opportunity has been distributed on SProc.net

Summary: East Sussex County Council is buying weekday minibus transport for a school route from Tram Road in Rye Harbour to Rye Community Primary School. The service is for a 16-seat minibus and is scheduled around the school day, from 08:45 to 15:15, Monday to Friday. A passenger assistant is not required. This is a passenger transport service for taking pupils between the specified starting point and school.

Transport For Wales - Exploring Cycle Hire Opportunities Across Wales

Description: Transport for Wales is undertaking a market engagement exercise to better understand the cycle hire market and opportunities for cycle hire provision across Wales. The purpose of this engagement is to gather market intelligence on existing and emerging cycle hire solutions, commercial delivery models, operational considerations, technology platforms and approaches to partnership working. Feedback gathered through this exercise will help inform Transport for Wales' understanding of the market and the potential role that cycle hire services could play in supporting integrated transport, active travel and sustainable first and last mile connectivity to rail services. At this stage, no procurement strategy, route to market or future opportunity has been determined. Information obtained through this engagement may be used to inform future decision-making, should Transport for Wales decide to progress (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Wales is exploring cycle hire services across Wales, with the aim of connecting rail stations and other transport hubs to local destinations. The work under consideration could include operating cycle hire schemes, commercial delivery and funding models, operational arrangements, technology platforms and partnerships. The intended purpose is to support rail travel through better first- and last-mile connections, encourage active travel and enable journeys that combine different transport modes. Transport for Wales is gathering market insight on existing and emerging cycle hire solutions and the range of operating models available. This is a Wales-wide service requirement; the potential schemes could serve rail stations and other transport hubs across the country. Transport for Wales Rail Ltd is also named as a buyer in the process.

Parcel Locker Services on Somerset Council Land

Description: Somerset Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand the market for the provision, installation, operation and maintenance of parcel lockers at suitable locations on Council-owned or controlled land, potentially including Council-operated car parks. The Council wishes to understand: * market capability and appetite for delivering parcel locker services across Somerset; * the types of solutions and operating models currently available; * the potential benefits for Somerset residents, local communities and the Council; * the characteristics and requirements of commercially viable locations; * potential barriers to deployment, including access, physical, planning and other regulatory considerations; * the feasibility, benefits and commercial implications of carrier-neutral or open-access solutions capable of supporting multiple parcel and postal operators; and * the commercial models available, including the potential level of income or (read more...)

Summary: Somerset Council is exploring parcel locker services on land it owns or controls across Somerset, potentially including Council-operated car parks. The service would cover providing, installing, operating and maintaining lockers for parcel and postal deliveries. The Council wants to understand available locker solutions, suitable locations, deployment constraints and the advantages of different operating models, particularly carrier-neutral or open-access lockers that can serve multiple parcel and postal operators. The service is intended to benefit Somerset residents and local communities while generating potential value for the Council. The Council is seeking market input before deciding whether to develop a procurement strategy or proceed with a contract.