Mobile Fuel Distribution Services

The City of Montgomery, Alabama, through its Fleet Management office, is soliciting vendors for Mobile Fuel Distribution Services under solicitation number 2026-RFQ-044, with responses due by July 23, 2026. The procurement aims to support the City’s broader goals of fiscal integrity, transparency, and inclusive investment by fostering local business participation and achieving best value in services that enhance neighborhood-oriented infrastructure and operations. The contract does not reference any federal acquisition regulation clauses, nor does it include formal far-based contract language, indicating this is a locally administered procurement operating under municipal guidelines rather than federal procurement standards. The scope centers on providing mobile fuel delivery to support city fleet operations, though specific service details, performance metrics, or delivery timelines are not fully outlined in the provided information. The solicitation requires vendors to submit responses electronically via the OpenGov procurement portal, with primary contact information provided for Carlton Merriweather and Johnny Crawford, both serving as Directors in the Fleet Management office. No formal evaluation factors, pricing details, contract value estimates, or award methodology are disclosed in the available data, suggesting that pricing and selection criteria will be determined after proposal submission. The NAICS code 238220 indicates the contract pertains to plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors, which may reflect a misclassification or an indirect alignment with vehicle maintenance support services. There are no identified attachments, packaging requirements, inspection procedures, or payment instructions provided, and no certifications or representations from offerors are included except for a general authorization statement requiring respondents to confirm their submission authority. The contract places emphasis on ethical, competitive, and equitable procurement practices without invoking federal compliance frameworks, reinforcing its focus on local engagement and community-centered procurement outcomes.