PM eBus Sewa Scheme Tender Deadline Extended to January 31
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PM eBus Sewa Scheme Tender Deadline Extended to January 31

The Union government has granted an extension to the deadline for the PM eBus Sewa Scheme tender. Originally set for an earlier date, the government has moved the cutoff to January 31, providing additional time for interested parties to submit their tenders.

The PM eBus Sewa Scheme aims to promote electric buses in public transportation, aligning with the government's commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly mobility solutions. The extension of the tender deadline is a strategic measure to accommodate potential bidders and ensure comprehensive participation in the scheme.

This development signals the government's flexibility and dedication to fostering the adoption of electric buses as part of its broader agenda for cleaner and greener transportation. Interested stakeholders now have an extended window to prepare and submit their proposals, contributing to the successful implementation of the PM eBus Sewa Scheme.

With the revised deadline, the government aims to attract a wide range of participants, including manufacturers, operators, and other relevant entities, fostering a competitive and inclusive process in the deployment of electric buses under the PM eBus Sewa Scheme.

The Union government has granted an extension to the deadline for the PM eBus Sewa Scheme tender. Originally set for an earlier date, the government has moved the cutoff to January 31, providing additional time for interested parties to submit their tenders. The PM eBus Sewa Scheme aims to promote electric buses in public transportation, aligning with the government's commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly mobility solutions. The extension of the tender deadline is a strategic measure to accommodate potential bidders and ensure comprehensive participation in the scheme. This development signals the government's flexibility and dedication to fostering the adoption of electric buses as part of its broader agenda for cleaner and greener transportation. Interested stakeholders now have an extended window to prepare and submit their proposals, contributing to the successful implementation of the PM eBus Sewa Scheme. With the revised deadline, the government aims to attract a wide range of participants, including manufacturers, operators, and other relevant entities, fostering a competitive and inclusive process in the deployment of electric buses under the PM eBus Sewa Scheme.

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