The current operator is set to be awarded the new five-year contract, which will bring an 18-month free bus trial into force from April.
But details over the cost of the contract and the terms and conditions, were not disclosed while 'final negotiations' are ongoing.
Some bus users were yesterday pleased to see CT Plus return, but felt improved bus information was vital to its success.
However, the reaction online was not so positive, with many saying they did not have confidence that the company would be able to turn it around.
Signing of the contract is expected to take place in a couple of weeks, and with that comes a roll-out of a new fleet of buses, which are planned to be 'significantly' narrower but without impacting the capacity.
The Green Bus company, which just missed out on running the island's new service, also spoke of its surprise and disappointment following a 'robust and competitive' tender process.
