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CAV Operations and Maintenance Services

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The contract titled CAV Operations and Maintenance Services seeks to establish a subcontract for the comprehensive operation, monitoring, and maintenance of automated shuttle fleets. This includes managing day-to-day functions such as charging, dispatch, safety response, and remote oversight to ensure continuous and reliable service. The contractor will be responsible for maintaining the integrity and performance of the autonomous systems, responding to incidents or malfunctions in real time, and optimizing fleet efficiency through proactive monitoring and preventive maintenance protocols. All work is expected to be performed under the oversight of the State of Utah, with the place of performance and specific logistics to be determined post-award. Proposals must be submitted by August 13, 2026, and the contract falls under NAICS code 485999, which pertains to other transit and ground passenger transportation. As a subcontract, this opportunity is open to qualified vendors who can demonstrate expertise in autonomous vehicle systems, operational safety standards, and remote fleet management technologies, with no set-aside provisions specified.

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Subcontract for automated shuttle operations, maintenance, and real-time fleet management under Utah oversight.

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485999 - All Other Transit and Ground Passenger TransportationView NAICS

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UT, USA

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Operation, monitoring, maintenance, and remote oversight of automated shuttle fleets including safety response, charging, and dispatch.

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