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8d0a68bdc72c2aa867d9a7514aa9739bc08c46a7 · Framework Agreement

Rail replacement services open framework

Estimated Value

Up to £0

Deadline

10 June 2026

Published

3 June 2026

Type

Services

WalesGBOpenCPV: 60000000CPV: 60100000CPV: 60112000

Overview

Transport for Wales Rail has launched a new Rail Replacement Service Open Framework, contracting directly with bus and coach operators for emergency and pre-planned services across Wales and cross-border routes. The framework is expected to run for up to 8 years, covering around 21,000 duties per year, with opportunities available through: Emergency services, Pre-planned services, Mini-competitions.

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Published

3 June 2026

Submission deadline

10 June 2026

Notice type

Framework Agreement

Source

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