Fleet Trucks, Automobiles, and Law Enforcement Vehicles

The 070-M1 vehicle provides comprehensive procurement access to fleet vehicles, automobiles, and law enforcement vehicles for authorized Texas state and local government entities. The contract encompasses a broad range of vehicle types including passenger motor vehicles, automobiles, station wagons, sports cars, and specialized law enforcement-equipped vehicles. Additionally, the vehicle covers multiple truck classifications spanning Class 3 through Class 7 trucks with gross vehicle weight ratings between 10,001 and 33,000 pounds, as well as road repair trucks. The available inventory is categorized through UNSPSC codes including passenger motor vehicles (25101500), automobiles (25101503), station wagons (25101504), sports cars (25101508), and road repair trucks (25101922), and through NIGP codes covering standard and police-equipped automobiles (07104-07105) and various truck weight classes (07203-07207). This multi-award vehicle structure enables state and local governments to efficiently acquire diverse fleet and specialized transportation assets through pre-negotiated agreements.

The 070-M1 vehicle is administered by CPA Contract Management and is available exclusively within the state of Texas. The master vehicle was established on June 11, 2024, with an initial completion date of November 30, 2026. All awards are structured as term contracts utilizing standardized procurement mechanisms to streamline vehicle acquisitions for eligible governmental entities.

The 070-M1 vehicle encompasses ten individual term contract awards, each with a performance period from June 11, 2024, through November 30, 2025. The awarded prime contractors are Caldwell Country Chevrolet II LLC, Caldwell Country Ford LLC, CZAR Companies LLC (dba Cameron Country CDJR), Donalson CDJR LLC, Donalson-Hiner Automotive Group Inc. (dba Silsbee Toyota), Lake Country Chevrolet Inc., PFVT Motors LLC, Sam Pack's Five Star Ford Ltd, Silsbee Ford Inc., and Southwest CDJR LLC. Specific contract values for individual awards were not provided in available contract documentation. The multi-award structure provides Texas governmental entities with multiple vendor options across diverse vehicle categories, enhancing procurement flexibility and market competition while maintaining standardized pricing and terms throughout the contract period.