FLEET MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
- The City of Wichita, located in Sedgwick County, Kansas, is seeking comprehensive hardware and software solutions for its Transit Department through Request for Proposal (RFP) #250324. The procurement aims to replace and update aging transportation system technologies across five critical operational areas: fixed route transit network planning and scheduling, CAD/AVL systems, fareboxes, paratransit and microtransit scheduling/dispatching/reporting software, and camera systems. Wichita Transit...
- Angelo State University's Facilities Management Department is seeking bids for the procurement of two fleet service and maintenance vehicles through a Request for Bid (RFB) issued on October 28, 2025, with proposals due on November 19, 2025, at 10:00 AM. The specific vehicles being procured include a 12-passenger van and a compact truck, with preferred makes such as Ford Transit Passenger Van, Ford Ranger XL, Chevrolet Express Passenger, and Chevrolet Colorado. Required vehicle features...
- The City of Boston's Public Works Department is seeking proposals for a comprehensive Shared Vehicle Reservation System (Project EV00016315) to manage approximately 50 municipal vehicles. The procurement requires a technology solution with keyless access capabilities, real-time vehicle tracking, telematics for diagnostics, and a user-friendly reservation platform featuring mobile and web-based interfaces. Vendors must provide a system that can seamlessly integrate with existing City technology...
- The North Oakland Transportation Authority (NOTA), a Michigan nonprofit transportation authority serving North Oakland County, is seeking proposals for a comprehensive onboard vehicle camera system to be installed across its entire fleet of 68 vehicles. The procurement encompasses the purchase, delivery, installation, configuration, support, and training for a camera system that includes multiple camera views (front, driver, passenger, lift, and wheelchair areas), mobile digital video...
- Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS) is seeking proposals for a comprehensive Fleet Parts and Services contract (Solicitation 25500-RFP-DST) to replace the existing truck, bus, and vehicle parts contract expiring on March 3, 2026. The solicitation aims to establish a multi-vendor contract for procuring new and rebuilt parts for HCPS's extensive transportation fleet, which includes 1,100 yellow buses and 650 support vehicles. Vendors must provide original equipment quality parts or...
- The City of Madison Finance Department is seeking auto body repair services for medium and heavy-duty trucks through Request for Quotation (RFQ) #5431-0-2025-TJ. The procurement aims to establish pricing for comprehensive auto body repair services, specifically focusing on four primary service categories: sheet metal, mechanical/electrical, frame, and refinish work. Vendors must be located within a twenty-mile radius of Madison and capable of servicing an anticipated volume of 1 to 10 vehicles...
Valley Transit, a public transportation agency in Appleton, Wisconsin, is seeking competitive proposals for a comprehensive fleet maintenance management software (FMS) solution to manage its current fleet of 28 heavy-duty buses, 8 non-revenue service vehicles, and various equipment. The proposed cloud-based SaaS platform must accommodate future fleet expansion, including potential zero-emission vehicles, and integrate with existing systems like FleetWatch and TransTrack. Key system requirements include 99 percent uptime, Azure Active Directory single-sign-on, SOC 2 Certification, comprehensive warranty and asset tracking, work order management, preventative maintenance scheduling, road call management, tire tracking, mobile app functionality, accident damage estimating, parts inventory management, and reporting capabilities. Proposals must be submitted by 10:00 AM CST on December 3, 2025, via email to valley.transit@appletonwi.gov or by mail to Valley Transit's address. The evaluation committee will conduct interviews and product demonstrations during the week of December 15, 2025, with an anticipated contract award in February 2026. While no specific Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goal has been established, DBE-certified vendors are encouraged to note their status in proposals. The procurement will be funded through City, County, State, and Federal taxpayer dollars, subject to Wisconsin Department of Transportation and Federal Transit Administration regulations. The contract will be a fixed-price agreement with a five-year term and three optional one-year renewal periods, which automatically extend unless either party provides 90 calendar days' written notice of non-renewal. Valley Transit is tax-exempt and requires vendors to exclude taxes from proposal pricing. The agency may withhold 10 percent of total Year 1 costs pending full acceptance. The selected vendor must provide initial training at no additional cost, ongoing product support during business hours, free security patches, and data export capabilities upon contract termination. While no specific budget range was disclosed, the comprehensive requirements suggest a significant investment in a robust fleet management software solution.
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RFP - Maintenance Management Software.pdf | 1MB | 10/30/25 |