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Fleet Optimization and Review Study

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FLEET2026-74210International

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The City of Woodstock has issued Request for Proposals FLEET2026-74210 for a comprehensive Fleet Optimization and Review Study of its corporate fleet, including Transit. The primary objective is to assess approximately 300 assets to determine operational effectiveness and cost-efficiencies. The study will focus on optimizing and downsizing the fleet by identifying surplus vehicles and matching vehicle types to specific tasks. Key deliverables include a detailed final report covering fleet profiles, utilization, maintenance, and financial management, as well as the development of a capital plan baseline that accounts for fuel consumption, operating costs, and GHG emissions. Additionally, the consultant will evaluate the feasibility of transitioning to Zero-Emission Vehicles for Woodstock Transit and the broader corporate fleet based on lifecycle strategies and funding. The project has a current approved budget of 50,000 dollars, with a potential increase to 100,000 dollars pending federal grant approval. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Bids and Tenders portal by October 8, 2026. Evaluation will be based on the firm's qualifications, stability, reputation, staff availability, understanding of the scope, experience with similar projects, deliverables, timing, and price. The successful proponent must perform at least 50 percent of the contract work using their own forces and maintain general and automobile liability insurance of at least five million dollars per occurrence. The tentative completion date for the study is January 30, 2027, and will involve site visits to the Public Works Fleet Garage, Woodstock Transit Building, and Parks Workshop.

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Woodstock seeks a consultant for a fleet optimization study with a 50,000 dollar budget.

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City of WoodstockView Agency

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541614 - Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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FLEET2026-74210 Fleet Optimization and Review Study

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FLEET2026-74210 - Addendum No. 2

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FLEET2026-74210 - Fleet Optimization and Review Study Addendum 1

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City of Woodstock 2025 Asset Management Plan

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AgencyCity of Woodstock
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This Request for Proposals (the “RFP”) is an invitation by The Corporation of the City of Woodstock (“City of Woodstock” or “Owner”) to prospective bidders to submit proposals to complete a fleet optimization and review study on the City’s Corporate Fleet inventory.The study will develop a baseline for Fleet Services to build out a capital plan that considers fuel consumption, operating costs, and GHG emissions. It will also provide a comparison of the City's current fleet utilization and offer different scenarios and solutions including costs. The study will also provide feasibility for a transition to ZEV for Woodstock Transit and/or the rest of the fleet based on lifecycle strategies, funding, and departmental fleet utilization.The study will evaluate opportunities to optimize and downsize the fleet based on utilization and operational need. This includes confirming whether departments have surplus vehicles, whether reallocation between departments is feasible, and whether vehicle types and sizes are appropriately matched to the tasks they perform. High‑emission vehicles will be identified and prioritized for potential early replacement where feasible. Anticipated services and detailed scope is identified in the Proposal Deliverables (Appendix A).

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