Find Transportation & Fleet RFPs in Connecticut

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TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
SECOG Transportation Engineering ServicesSoutheastern Connecticut Council of Gov2026-06-05$350K
SEAT Public Transit Study Consulting Services (New London Local COA)Southeastern Connecticut Council of Gov2026-06-05$60K
SEAT Public Transit Study Consulting Services (New London Local COA)bids2026-06-05Minority Business Enterprise
SECOG Transportation Engineering Servicesbids2026-06-05Minority Business Enterprise
Sealed Bid Supply of TransmissionsCity of Waterbury2026-06-09NONE$180K
Police Vehicle Maintenance and ServiceConnecticut BidNet Purchasing Group2026-06-15
Construction/Demo Bulk Waste & Municipal Solid Waste Transport and DisposalConnecticut Town of Shelton2026-06-16$500K
Municipal Sludge Transportation and Disposal or Beneficial Use ServicesConnecticut Town of Fairfield2026-06-22$500K
Automobile Repairs - CitywideCity of Bridgeport2026-06-23
Vehicle Immobilization Services and DevicesCity of New Haven, CT2026-06-30
WestCOG Regional Transit StudyWestern Connecticut Council of Governments2026-07-07$500K
Borough of Naugatuck Request for Proposal - Contract No. FY27-B085 - Request fo…Borough of Naugatuck2027-06-30
Fleet Vehicle TrainingState of ConnecticutTBD

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Tips for Winning Transportation & Fleet Contracts in Connecticut

  • GSA Schedule 751 covers vehicle leasing and fleet management — getting on this schedule opens access to federal fleet contracts across all agencies.
  • Many transit agencies require Buy America compliance under 49 U.S.C. § 5323(j), meaning vehicles and components must be manufactured domestically.
  • State DOT contracts often require prequalification. Start the prequalification process months before bidding — it typically takes 30–90 days.

Transportation & Fleet RFP FAQ

What is Buy America compliance for transit procurements?

Buy America (49 U.S.C. § 5323(j)) requires that iron, steel, and manufactured products used in FTA-funded projects be produced in the United States. Rolling stock (buses, railcars) must have final assembly in the U.S. with at least 70% domestic content. This applies to all transit procurements receiving federal funding.

How do I bid on government fleet vehicle contracts?

Most federal fleet purchases go through GSA Fleet or the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). Register in SAM.gov, get on GSA Schedule 751 (Leased Motor Vehicles) or 23V (Vehicles), and monitor GSA eBuy for task orders. State and local fleet purchases are posted on individual state procurement portals.

What certifications help win transportation contracts?

DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise) certification is critical for USDOT-funded work — states must meet DBE participation goals. ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification helps for fleet maintenance. CDL requirements apply to driving-related contracts.

Are there set-asides for small businesses in transportation?

Yes. Federal transportation contracts have small business set-asides under FAR Part 19. State DOTs receiving federal highway funds must meet DBE goals (typically 5–15% of contract value). Many transit agencies also have their own small business or local business preference programs.

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