Transport services (excl. Waste transport) contracts in London
2 live and 255 total public-sector opportunities matched to CPV 60000000 in London.
2
Live now
255
Indexed (all time)
Procuring transport services (excl. waste transport) in London
This page tracks public-sector demand for transport services (excl. waste transport) (CPV 60000000) published by contracting authorities in London. Tendarix has indexed 255 matching contracts here, 2 of which are open for bids right now.
Division 60 covers transport services — home-to-school transport, SEND transport, social care transport, bus service contracts, taxi frameworks and patient transport. Vehicle purchase is division 34; this is operating the journeys.
London concentrates more public procurement than any other UK region: 33 boroughs (32 plus the City of London), the Greater London Authority family (TfL, MPS, London Fire Brigade), some of the country's largest NHS trusts and integrated care boards, plus universities and central-government departments headquartered in the capital. Boroughs collaborate heavily — shared services, joint frameworks and pan-London DPS arrangements are common, so one contract can serve several boroughs.
Notices are aggregated from Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, the devolved-nation portals and 400+ council procurement sites, then summarised in plain English. Suppliers working in London use the chart below to gauge how active this category is month-to-month, and the list to find live opportunities to bid on.
Procurement activity over the last 12 months
186 contracts worth £1.3b in disclosed value were published for Transport services (excl. Waste transport) in London in the last year. Bars show monthly contract volume; the line tracks known award value.
Transport services (excl. Waste transport) opportunities in London
Provision of bus service - Route N38
£1493kProvision of bus service - Route 38
£6492kProvision of bus service - Route 10
£9079kProvision of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services (NEPTS) for Croydon Health Services NHS Trust
£6810kProvision of bus service - Route 137/N137
£9874kProvision of bus service - Route 59
£9276kProvision of bus service - Route 201
£4134kProvision of bus service - Route 638
£788kProvision of bus service - Route R68
£4273kProvision of bus service - Route 265
£6733kSTRAT5577 – Whittington Health NHS Trust Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services (NEPTS) operational transport provision
£15006kProvision of bus service - Route K5
£2390kProvision of bus service - Route H9/H10
£7875kProvision of bus service - Route 683
£897kProvision of bus service - Route 653
£622kProvision of bus service - Route 628/688
£1228kProvision of bus service - Route 419
£5068kProvision of bus service - Route 406/418
£6452kProvision of bus service - Route 398
£1915kProvision of bus service - Route 371
£6408kFrequently asked questions
How many Transport services (excl. Waste transport) tenders are live in London?
There are 2 live Transport services (excl. Waste transport) opportunities in London right now, out of 255 indexed in total. This page updates daily as buyers publish new notices.
Who buys Transport services (excl. Waste transport) in London?
The most active buyers in London for this category on Tendarix include TRANSPORT FOR LONDON, LONDON BUS SERVICES LIMITED, London Borough of Hillingdon. Councils are the dominant buyers (home-to-school and SEND transport is one of the largest recurring service markets in local government), alongside NHS bodies (patient transport services) and combined authorities (supported bus routes).
What does CPV code 60000000 cover?
Division 60 covers transport services — home-to-school transport, SEND transport, social care transport, bus service contracts, taxi frameworks and patient transport. Vehicle purchase is division 34; this is operating the journeys.
How do I win Transport services (excl. Waste transport) contracts in London?
SEND transport tenders are usually route-based DPS mini-competitions — join the DPS, then price routes realistically including driver/passenger-assistant costs and dead mileage. Safeguarding evidence (enhanced DBS, training records), vehicle accessibility and punctuality data win quality scores; councils are actively re-shoring routes from failed low-ball bids, so credible pricing now beats cheapest. Most boroughs advertise through the CapitalEsourcing portal or ProContract as well as Contracts Finder, and many require London Living Wage commitments as a scored or mandatory element. Responsible Procurement is formal GLA policy — expect social value, air-quality (ULEZ-compliant fleet) and local-employment questions in almost every evaluation.
Get Transport services (excl. Waste transport) alerts for London
7-day free trial. Plain-English saved searches and semantic alerts the moment a fit lands.
Get started free →