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Mobile Tire Repair and Emergency Roadside Services

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This subcontract for Mobile Tire Repair and Emergency Roadside Services supports prime contractors working on City of Houston Fleet Management Department projects. The selected provider must deliver 24/7/365 on-site tire and tube repairs for passenger, heavy-duty, and specialty vehicles with a gross vehicle weight up to 67,000 lbs and rims up to 30 inches. All work must be performed according to RMA standards TPRP-11/90 and ALTPRP-11/90, as well as 49 CFR TPMS regulations. Operational requirements include the use of service vehicles equipped with radio dispatch to ensure rapid response. The contractor is responsible for providing road-worthy tires and managing the weekly return of all removed tires. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 811198, with a response deadline of December 10, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of ITB-2026-0034.

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Tire Repair Services for the Fleet Management Department (FMD)

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AgencyTexas → City of Houston
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Performs on-site tire and tube repairs for prime contractors on City of Houston Fleet Management Department projects. Provides 24/7/365 emergency response for passenger, heavy-duty, and specialty vehicles up to 67,000 GVW and 30” rims. Executes repairs per RMA standards TPRP-11/90 and ALTPRP-11/90 and 49 CFR TPMS regulations. Requires service vehicles with radio dispatch. Delivers road-worthy tires and weekly return of removed tires.

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