Bus administrators in Syktyvkar seek a transport provider for four bus routes
Tender Announced for Syktyvkar Bus Routes
A tender for regular passenger transportation on bus routes in Syktyvkar, Russia, has been posted on the state procurement portal. The contract, which is scheduled to begin on December 1, 2025, and end on November 30, 2027, covers routes No. 11, 13, 14, and 27, each with its unique length and annual workload.
- Route No. 11, "Panel Housing Cooperative - ul. Slavy - Panel Housing Cooperative," spans 21.5 km, with an annual workload of 288.7 thousand km.
- Route No. 13, "SLPK - ul. Slavy - SLPK," measures 9 km in length, with an annual workload of 288.7 thousand km.
- Route No. 14, with two different directions, has a one-way length of 5.05 km in one direction and 5.7 km in the other, resulting in an annual workload of 235.4 thousand km.
- Route No. 27, "SLPK - ul. Slavy - SLPK," is also 9 km long, with an annual workload of 116.4 thousand km.
The tender is an electronic auction, and interested organizations can submit their documents by August 8. The tender commission will determine the contractor on August 12.
The contractor must ensure passenger bus transportation on the specified routes, adhering to environmental standards, maintaining service frequency, and ensuring quality and safety. Participants are expected to provide details on their fleet, experience, and financial capability.
The initial cost of the procurement is 43.88 million rubles, as stated in the technical documentation for the tender, which specifies the contract period.
For the most accurate and current information, check the official website of Syktyvkar municipality or the Komi Republic government. Monitor Russian public procurement portals, such as zakupki.gov.ru, or contact the local transport department directly for detailed documents and timelines.
If you require assistance in finding these official tender documents or understanding the tender requirements, feel free to ask.
In the context of this tender for Syktyvkar bus routes, potential participants are expected to furnish details about their financial capability to handle the 43.88 million ruble initial cost, as specified in the tender document. The awarded organization will be responsible for ensuring quality and safe transportation, adhering to environmental standards, and maintaining service frequency on the key routes in the city's finance and public-transit industry.
