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Bus Contract Details ANNEX 1 – BUS CONTRACT DETAILS Lot Service Successful tenderer Maximum contract Year 1 subsidy cost length (including extensions) 1 Barton Park – JR Hospital – Marston Road – Oxford City of Oxford Motor Services Ltd 8 years from £200,000 20 min service Monday to Saturday, 30 min service evenings 04.01.21 and Sundays 2 X2: Abingdon – Drayton – Steventon – Milton Park – Didcot Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 6 years from £200,000 20 min service Monday to Saturday, 30 min service evenings 04.01.21 and Sundays 3 36: Wantage – Grove – East Hanney – Steventon – Milton Park Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 8 years from £325,000 – Didcot 04.01.21 30 min service Monday to Saturday 5 45 Abingdon – Culham Sci Cen – Berinsfield – Sandford – Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 2 years from £115,200 Cowley 01.09.20 6 peak journeys Abingdon – Culham only, 6 journeys full route Monday to Friday 20 Cowley – Rose Hill 3 journeys Monday to Friday 7 Didcot – Great Western Park (South) Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 3 years 9 months £104,800 Circular via Wantage Road and Park Road from 04.01.21 30 min service Monday to Saturday 9 63 Southmoor – Hinton Waldrist – Longworth – Appleton – Pulham & Sons (Coaches) Ltd 1 year from 01.09.20 £107,525 Cumnor – Oxford 4 journeys Monday to Friday 10 X32/33 Wantage – East Hendred – Harwell – Didcot Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 6 years from £61,700 60 min service evenings and Sundays 01.09.20 11 33 Abingdon – Culham – Sutton Courtenay – Milton Park – Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 5 years from £21,850 Didcot 01.09.20 60 min service Sundays 12 94/94S Harwell Campus/Blewbury – Didcot Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 2 years 7 months £76,776 Up to 4 January 2021: Didcot – East Hagbourne – West from 01.09.20 Hagbourne – Upton – Blewbury – East Hagbourne – Didcot 60 min service Monday to Friday From 4 January 2021: Harwell Campus – Chilton – Upton – Blewbury – East Hagbourne – Didcot 6-7 journeys Monday to Saturday 13 15 Witney – Standlake – Southmoor – Marcham – Abingdon Pulham & Sons (Coaches) Ltd 6 years from £175,000 5 journeys Monday to Saturday 01.09.20 19 Witney – Standlake – Aston – Bampton – Carterton 8 journeys Monday to Saturday 14 320 Chinnor – Bledlow – Longwick – Princes Risborough Redline Buses Ltd 1 year 4 months from £44,604 60 min off-peak service Monday to Friday 01.09.20 15 B9 Hardwick – Banbury Town Centre – Banbury Gateway Midland Red (South) Ltd 3 years 1 month from £144,565 30 min service Monday to Saturday, 60 min service Sundays 12.10.20 16 Didcot – Ladygrove – Long Wittenham – Culham Science Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 1 year 8 months from £57,000 Centre 04.01.21 2-3 peak journeys Monday to Friday 18 136 Benson – Wallingford Thames Travel (Wallingford) Ltd 1 year from 01.09.20 £61,400 1-2 peak and school journeys Monday to Friday 19 Ambrosden – Graven Hill – Bicester Thames Transit Ltd 4 years from £142,500 30 min service Monday to Friday, 30 min Saturday peak hours 04.01.21 and 1 journey Sundays Note: Sundays also includes Public Holidays, except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. Other services do not run on Public Holidays. .
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