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National Testing Agency

NTA opens 1-year cab aggregator tender with 21-day bid deadline

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is seeking to empanel app-based mobility/cab aggregator service providers for official travel needs of its officers, staff, and guests, using a voucher-based system.

Who can bid: Must be incorporated in India with valid GST and PAN; have minimum average annual turnover of ₹10 crore over the last three years from mobility/ride-hailing operations; have at least three years of operational experience in app-based ride-hailing in India; operate pan-India or at least in NCR and locations where NTA offices/exam centres are situated; have a functional enterprise dashboard with voucher/disbursal capability. Cab aggregators endorsed by the Ministry of Cooperation are exempt from turnover and experience requirements.

Key terms

  • Tenure: 1 year from Letter of Intent (LoI) date
  • Bid submission deadline: 21 calendar days from publication date
  • Bid validity: 90 days
  • Tender type: Open bidding (technical qualification only, no commercial bid)

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National Testing Agency (NTA)

Tender · Ref. NTA/2026/MOB/SER · 31 Aug 2026

Notice 31 Aug 2026 · 0.6 MB Open the document On nta.ac.in ↗
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