26-1001, Public Bike Share Program: Equipment, Operations, & Services

The City of Alpharetta in Fulton County, Georgia is seeking qualified Bike Sharing Providers to implement a comprehensive Public Bike Share Program through solicitation 26-1001. The procurement aims to secure a turn-key bike share service that includes equipment, operations, and related services to establish a safe, reliable, and accessible program for residents and visitors. The program's key objectives include enhancing city connectivity, promoting environmental stewardship, and delivering high-quality public service. Prospective providers must demonstrate extensive experience in successfully implementing and operating public bike share programs. The solicitation documents are available on the Bonfire procurement platform at https://cityofalpharetta.bonfirehub.com/. Interested vendors must submit their proposals by November 13, 2025, with the original posting date being October 16, 2025. Respondents are expected to provide a comprehensive solution that includes all necessary equipment, operational infrastructure, and ongoing maintenance services.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation, the procurement appears open to established bike sharing providers with proven track records. The City of Alpharetta is seeking a provider capable of delivering a holistic bike share program, suggesting they are looking for experienced, professional organizations with demonstrable expertise in urban mobility solutions. No incumbent vendor information or specific budget ranges were disclosed in the original solicitation. The program's scope indicates a desire for a provider that can seamlessly integrate bike share services into the city's existing transportation ecosystem. Potential respondents should be prepared to demonstrate their technical capabilities, operational experience, and alignment with the city's vision of connectivity and environmental sustainability. The comprehensive nature of the procurement suggests a significant investment in creating a robust, city-wide bike share infrastructure.