School Transport Contracts and Tenders
See open school transport tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Home-to-school transport covers taxi and minibus contracts for mainstream and SEN pupils, run through county council passenger transport frameworks and dynamic purchasing systems, plus season-ticket and emergency-provision awards.
Stotles tracks 176 home-to-school transport notices to date, 134 of them awarded and 2 open now. Most are let as mini-competitions under standing PCV frameworks rather than one-off procurements, so a single council can publish dozens of small award notices across a school year.
174 results
- Awarded contract
Bulk Flow provision for Home to School serving Norwich and East Norfolk
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 3 - 22nd June 2026 DP
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 3 - 1st June 2026 DP
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 3 - 22nd June 2026 DP
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 11th May 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 27th April 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 23rd April 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 27th April 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 30th March 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 7th April 2026 PCV
- Expired contract
Minibuses - Home to School Transport
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 16th February 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 26th February 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 23rd February 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 19th January 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 19th January 2026 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 8th December 2025 PCV
- Awarded contract
DCC: Lot 1 - 27th October 2025 PCV
- Awarded contract
Award of Home to school transport contracts
- Awarded contract
SEN Home to School Transport - Emergency provision required
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about home to school transport contracts, home to school transport tenders in the UK public sector.
What counts as a home-to-school transport contract?
Taxi, minibus and PCV (passenger-carrying vehicle) contracts that move pupils, most often mainstream scholars on standard routes and children with SEN or disabilities on dedicated or shared transport. Buyers are almost always county councils and combined authorities rather than individual schools, and a single contract often covers several routes rather than one.
How are home-to-school transport contracts usually procured?
Through standing frameworks and dynamic purchasing systems (DPS) rather than one-off tenders. A council sets up the DPS once, then runs a mini-competition among approved operators every time a new route or school year needs covering, so the same authority can publish dozens of small award notices across a single academic year.
What CPV codes cover school transport procurement?
60130000 (Special-purpose road passenger-transport services) is the code that maps most directly onto home-to-school routes. 60000000 (Transport services, excluding waste transport) appears on a wider set of notices, including some that bundle school routes with other council transport needs.
Where do home-to-school transport tenders get published?
Contracts Finder, Find a Tender and council e-procurement portals such as ProContract, alongside 100+ portals Stotles indexes across the UK and Ireland. Stotles pulls all of it into one search rather than requiring a supplier to check each portal separately.
How many transport tenders are live on Stotles right now?
Platform-wide, 2,198 tenders are open across all sectors, with 0 new notices added in the last seven days. Home-to-school transport is a small, framework-heavy slice of that total rather than a high-volume category on its own.
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