Light and Medium Duty Vehicles

The Massachusetts Light and Medium Duty Vehicles (VEH110) state-wide contract provides comprehensive vehicle procurement solutions for governmental entities across 12 distinct vehicle categories. These categories span from sedans and minivans to school buses and special service vehicles (SSVs), with a significant emphasis on environmentally preferable products. Specifically, vehicles in Categories 1-3 must be hybrid, plug-in hybrid, battery electric, or fuel cell electric, demonstrating a commitment to low-carbon transportation technologies. The contract enables purchasing entities to acquire vehicles with extensive customization options, including factory options, accessories, and upfitting capabilities, supporting a wide range of governmental transportation needs.

The contract is administered by the Massachusetts Operational Services Division (OSD) and features multiple prime contractors, including Anderson Motors, Central Dodge, Colonial Ford, Gordon Chevrolet, Marcotte Ford, and National Van Builders. The contract period runs from December 1, 2024, to November 30, 2026, with statewide coverage across Massachusetts. Eligible purchasing entities include state agencies, municipalities, counties, educational institutions, and authorized governmental organizations. Vendors are required to provide competitive pricing based on a cost-plus model, with maximum percentage markups ranging from 3% to 40% depending on the vehicle category. The estimated annual contract value is approximately $31 million, with vendors committed to providing standardized quotes, warranties, and delivery within 3-9 months.