NIGP 91764: Lease Purchase, M/V - Other

NIGP Item code 91764, Lease Purchase, M/V - Other, encompasses vehicle acquisition and operational services that state and local governments procure through lease, purchase, or service contracts, as demonstrated by recent solicitations for specialized fleet vehicles, maintenance support, and mobility services. The code captures work ranging from outright vehicle purchases (hazmat vehicles, heavy-duty tow trucks) to multi-year operational service contracts (vehicle maintenance, accessible autonomous mobility) and airport concession vehicle operations. Issuing bodies include city departments (Detroit Police Department, Detroit Department of Transportation, Detroit General Services Department, City of Tallahassee), county airport authorities (Pinellas County), and specialized district entities (City of Detroit Office of Mobility Innovation). Detroit emerges as a repeat buyer, with multiple recent solicitations from various city departments and transit authorities, reflecting active municipal fleet modernization and service expansion.

Recent activity concentrates in Michigan and Florida. The City of Detroit issued RFQs for a hazmat vehicle (541071, due October 30, 2026), a heavy-duty tow truck for transit bus recovery (548387, due October 20, 2026), and light-duty undercover vehicle maintenance and repair services for the Police Department (551801, due October 9, 2026). An RFP for phased accessible and autonomous mobility services (549315, due September 30, 2026) spans manually operated and SAE Level 3 autonomous vehicle deployment across three phases with fixed monthly compensation and milestone payments. Pinellas County issued a competitive sealed bid for three to four on-airport rental car concessionaires at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (260447ITB, due June 11, 2026, for a sixty-month term starting October 1, 2026) requiring minimum $1 million annual gross revenues and 50-vehicle fleets. The City of Tallahassee re-bid on-airport rental car concession services (RFP08926RR, due September 2, 2026). Detroit-based business certification programs in multiple city solicitations offer equalization credits of one to five percent; Federal Transit Administration Buy America requirements apply to transit-funded procurements.