Wheelchair Accessible Light Vehicles Program

GSA Federal Acquisition Service established this Master IDIQ for wheelchair-accessible light vehicles on December 23, 2016, with ordering authority ending September 30, 2017 — making this vehicle closed to new orders since 2017. All 93 task orders awarded under the vehicle were placed between January 2017 and June 2017, concentrating activity within a six-month window nearly nine years ago. The combined potential value across all orders is $6.4 million, with 100 percent obligated.

Work under this vehicle comprises wheelchair-accessible vehicles built to Federal Vehicle Standard 307, including full-size vans configured for up to nine passengers and three wheelchair positions, compact vehicles with curbside ramps for single wheelchair positions, and specialized configurations for cot transport. Orders specify fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment, with individual task-order values ranging from approximately $45 thousand to $232 thousand.

Wmk, LLC dominates the competitive landscape, holding 74 of 93 orders and $5.2 million in combined potential value — representing roughly 81 percent of all task-order activity. Associated Partnership LTD. placed a distant second with 11 orders totaling $720 thousand, followed by Master's Transportation, Inc. with 7 orders at $407 thousand. American Truck & Bus, Inc. holds a single order. The market concentration reflects a small-business set-aside structure at the vehicle level.

Approximately 81 percent of task orders carry a Total Small Business set-aside designation; the remainder (19 percent) are unrestricted. GSA Federal Acquisition Service itself is the primary customer, funding 51 orders worth $3.6 million. The Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for the vast majority of remaining demand through its Veterans Health Administration regional service networks, which placed 35 orders across multiple VISN locations totaling roughly $2.8 million combined.

Place of performance spans multiple federal locations reflective of vehicle delivery to agencies nationwide, with no geographic concentration evident in the task-order awards.

The General Services Administration (GSA) is a mandatory source for vehicles under the Federal Property Management Regulation (FPMR) 101-26.501. GSA Automotive purchases an estimated 50,000 new model year, non-tactical vehicles for Federal Executive Agencies and the Department of Defense (DOD) annually. GSA has awarded a Master IDIQ for Wheelchair Accessible Light Vehicles to be built in accordance with Federal Vehicle Standard 307.