Kyiv region to allocate almost UAH 130 million for purchase of school buses

Kyiv region will allocate almost UAH 130 million for the purchase of school buses, which will be an important step in improving transportation for educational institutions. According to the proZorro website, the Department of Education and Science of the Kyiv Regional State Administration has announced a tender to purchase 43 school buses for a total cost of UAH 127.8 million.

The tender was announced on June 28, and the expected value of the purchase is UAH 127 million 839 thousand. The estimated price of one vehicle, according to the Kyiv Regional State Administration, is UAH 2.9 million.

An important requirement for buses is their passenger capacity, including the ability to carry at least 10 people. In addition, the tender stipulates that the maximum speed of the vehicles should be 70 km/h. Suppliers must deliver the buses by October 31, 2023.

The procurement of school buses plays an important role in ensuring the safety and comfort of students while traveling to and from school. The new buses will help reduce the burden on existing vehicles, providing quality transportation for schoolchildren.

We are currently evaluating the bids and selecting the most advantageous offer that meets all the requirements and criteria. The authorities are focusing their efforts on ensuring a transparent and efficient procurement process to ensure that the school buses are of high quality and at the best price.

Thanks to the new vehicles, children will be able to get to school safely and comfortably, and parents will be confident that their children are receiving proper transportation services. This investment in children's education and safety is an important step towards improving the overall state of the education system in Kyiv region.

Overall, the purchase of school buses is an investment in the future of children and the educational infrastructure of the region. The new buses will not only ensure the safety and comfort of transportation for schoolchildren, but will also help improve the overall accessibility of educational institutions, helping students to receive a quality education without transportation barriers.