Explore transport service tenders including logistics and delivery contracts.
Transport services procurement encompasses the passenger and freight transportation needs of public authorities worldwide. Under CPV division 60, this category includes public bus services, rail transport operations, school transport, patient transport, postal and courier logistics, freight haulage, air charter services, maritime transport, and specialized vehicle transport for government purposes.
Public transport concessions and service contracts represent some of the largest procurement exercises in public spending. Municipal and regional transport authorities issue tenders for bus route operations, tram services, and ferry connections, while national rail authorities procure train operating services. In the Baltic states, cohesion funds support public transport modernization, including the transition to zero-emission bus fleets and the development of integrated multimodal transport networks.
Transport service providers should be prepared to demonstrate operational reliability, fleet management capabilities, driver training and safety records, environmental performance commitments, and the ability to meet service level agreements. The Clean Vehicles Directive is driving procurement requirements toward low and zero-emission vehicles for public transport. Accessibility standards for passengers with reduced mobility are mandatory requirements in transport service tenders.