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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on May 19, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

COUNTY-WIDE TOWING SERVICES

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968-0420-26State & Local

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The County of Solano is seeking a vendor to provide comprehensive towing services for its extensive fleet, which includes over 700 vehicles and equipment used across various public services. This fleet consists of a diverse mix of administrative, law enforcement, public works, construction, and zero-emission vehicles, all operating in challenging conditions such as 24/7 patrols, emergency responses, remote job sites, and a wide range of terrains from urban to off-road environments. The required towing services encompass standard and collision recovery, heavy-duty towing, winching, equipment transport, after-hours emergencies, and secure storage. Vendors must also align with evolving regulatory initiatives, particularly California Air Resources Board mandates and the safe handling of electric and hybrid vehicles as the County enhances its zero-emission vehicle deployment. The ideal vendor will demonstrate the ability to provide reliable, scalable towing services with quick response times and transparent pricing, while maintaining strong safety practices and professional documentation. Coordination with the County’s Fleet Operations is essential to minimize operational downtime. Additional evaluation criteria include modern dispatch capabilities, appropriate insurance coverage, and proficiency in supporting law enforcement and emergency operations. The solicitation (No. 968-0420-26) is managed by the General Services - Countywide Services agency in California, with key contacts being the Fleet Manager Luis Ochoa and Sr. Buyer Karen Poole. Proposals are due by June 20, 2026, and the service location covers the entire state of California.

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County seeks vendor for 24/7 comprehensive towing of 700+ vehicles, including zero-emission fleet.

Agency

California → General Services - Countywide ServicesView Agency

NAICS

488410 - Motor Vehicle TowingView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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NONE

Documents

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IFB 968-0420-26 County-Wide Towing Services

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IFB 968-0331-24 County-Wide Road Towing Services

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County of Solano Fleet Operations Towing Services Pricing Sheet

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Purchase Order Terms and Conditions

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AgencyCalifornia → General Services - Countywide Services
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFairfield, CA, 94533, USA
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California → General Services - Countywide Services
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Office AddressFairfield, CA, 94533, USA
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The County of Solano maintains and operates a fleet of over 700 vehicles and equipment assets supporting essential public services. Fleet assets include administrative sedans, marked and unmarked law enforcement units, specialty enforcement vehicles, public works trucks, construction equipment, and zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). Many of these vehicles operate under demanding conditions, including 24/7 patrol assignments, emergency response, field operations, and remote job sites. Due to the geographic distribution of County facilities, field work locations, and emergency response needs, towing services must be reliable, scalable, and capable of servicing urban, rural, highway, and off-road environments. Towing requests may include standard breakdown recovery, collision recovery, heavy-duty towing, winching, equipment transport, after-hours emergency response, and secure storage when necessary. Additionally, the County is advancing regulatory compliance initiatives related to California Air Resources Board (CARB) mandates and zero-emission vehicle deployment. As the fleet transitions toward increased ZEV integration, vendors must be prepared to safely transport electric and hybrid vehicles in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and industry safety standards. The County seeks a vendor partner that can provide consistent service levels, transparent pricing, rapid response times, professional documentation, and coordination with Fleet Operations to minimize downtime and operational disruption. Vendors that demonstrate strong safety practices, modern dispatch capabilities, appropriate insurance coverage, and the ability to support law enforcement and emergency operations will be highly competitive.