Fleet Management - DMS system used for tracking electronic vehicle data for DFS fleet at a rate…
Ended State & local contract award Florida Awarded
- Contract number
- C60EB4
- Awardee
- Not on record
- Contracting organization
- Department of Financial Services
- Contract amount
- $33.00
Award facts
- Completion date
Award details come from facts.fldfs.com. Updated .
About this award
The Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) awarded a contract (C60EB4) on August 15, 2025, for fleet management services utilizing a digital management system (DMS) for electronic vehicle data tracking. The contract is structured to track vehicle data at a rate of $2.75 per vehicle per month, with an annual cost not to exceed $33. The contract period spans from August 15, 2025, to June 30, 2026.
The contract includes a line item for vehicle tracking services, with a quantity of 33 units priced at $1 each. The DMS will enable the DFS to monitor and manage its fleet electronically, providing a systematic approach to vehicle data collection and analysis. The low-value contract suggests a pilot or limited-scope implementation of the fleet management technology, with strict controls on expenditure through a not-to-exceed clause that requires a formal change order for any budget modifications.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| Fleet Management - DMS system used for tracking electronic vehicle data for DFS fleet at a rate of $2.75 per vehicle per month. The estimated annual cost is anticipated to be less than $33 based on anticipated number of vehicles. Term: 08/15/2025 - 06/30/2026. Not to exceed the total dollar amount… | $33.00 |
Quick answers
How much is contract C60EB4 worth?
Its contract amount is $33.00.
Which organization awarded contract C60EB4?
Department of Financial Services in Florida awarded contract C60EB4.
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