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passenger transport services for children and adults

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Bromley Council is developing a new strategy for passenger transport services for children and adults, following the award of an £89 million contract in March 2026.

Bromley Council's Executive committee awarded an estimated £89 million contract for passenger transport services for children and young people accessing education, and adults attending day services, in March 2026. This contract, which commenced in September 2020, has an extension option until August 2027.

Following this decision, the Executive agreed to review current commissioning arrangements and develop a new passenger transport services strategy. This strategy will inform future procurement processes, with the aim of ensuring best value for the council.

Key facts

  1. Bromley Council awarded an estimated £89 million contract for transport services. Source
  2. The council's Executive committee made the decision on March 18, 2026. Source
  3. The contract is for passenger transport services for children and young people accessing education, and adults attending day services. Source
  4. The contract commenced in September 2020 and has an extension option until August 2027. Source
  5. The Executive agreed to develop a new passenger transport services strategy. Source
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