Attachment_M_-_Photos_of_2585_E._Hanna_Avenue_Facility.pdf

The images depict the interior of a parts storage and inventory management facility located at 2585 E. Hanna Avenue, which appears to be part of the City of Tampa's Fleet Maintenance Division. The photographs showcase multiple storage areas with blue metal shelving units, stocked with various boxes, containers, and inventory items. The spaces include industrial-grade storage racks, pallets, shelving systems, and specialized equipment like a Shuttle 50 storage unit, hand trucks, and mop buckets. The facilities have exposed ceiling infrastructure with HVAC and electrical conduits, concrete floors, and several doors and exit signs. The storage areas are well-lit with fluorescent lighting and appear to be organized and clean, with clear walkways and systematically arranged inventory.

The images illustrate the type of facility the City of Tampa is using for its fleet maintenance parts storage, which aligns with the contract opportunity description of decentralizing from two outdated sites to five new state-of-the-art fleet maintenance facilities. The photographs demonstrate a modern, organized approach to inventory management, with multiple storage solutions, color-coded shelving, and efficient use of vertical space. The facility appears designed to support the city's goal of improving stock availability, reducing administrative overhead, and increasing fleet efficiency. The variety of storage methods, including industrial shelving, pallets, and specialized storage units, suggests a comprehensive approach to managing the approximately $1.5 million in stocked parts inventory currently managed by the incumbent contractor.