35 Students

This tender concerns the provision of transportation services for students attending the Paul-und-Charlotte-Kniese-Schule (11S04), a school specializing in special educational needs, specifically for students with visual impairments and, in some cases, multiple severe disabilities. The services will cover transportation on school days, during holidays, to internships, and special trips, including route planning, as per the specified conditions. The contracting company will be responsible for approximately 35 students per school year. A significant portion of these students require specialized transport due to combined disabilities, including reliance on wheelchairs or rehabilitation buggies, and some require accompaniment by an intensive care nurse. The primary mode of transport will be shared rides for up to 8 passengers, with the occasional use of specialized vehicles (BTW). The tender also specifies the need for 3 individual transportations, two of which require a nurse escort. During school holidays, an average of 3 students from this school require transportation. Internship transportations are estimated at approximately 6 one-way trips per semester, typically lasting two to three weeks. Additionally, one student requires weekly transport to a specific internship location throughout the school year. The stated figures encompass all necessary transportations, including students not participating in daily school commutes. The provision of accompanying personnel is mandatory for certain transports. All billing will be based on the fixed prices offered in the bill of quantities for Lot 1.

This is a services contract in the transport and logistics, education and training and health and medical services sectors, with a focus on Road Transport and Maternal Child Health. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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