Heavy Duty Lube Service Truck and Police Pursuit Vehicle

Work Requested

The Riverside County Fire Department is seeking quotations for the procurement of new light fleet vehicles, specifically heavy duty lube service trucks and police pursuit vehicles. The selected vehicles will be used to support fire suppression, emergency medical services, training, prevention, and administrative operations across all fire stations and services. The new vehicles must: - Meet current safety standards - Fulfill operational requirements for emergency response environments - Comply with manufacturer specifications - Support standardization to reduce long-term maintenance costs - Ensure equipment compatibility and reliability for front-line staff

Requesting Agency

The Riverside County Fire Department is issuing this solicitation.

Background

The Department maintains a diverse fleet of light-duty vehicles essential for timely emergency response and operational readiness throughout Riverside County. As existing vehicles age and require replacement, the Department is committed to acquiring new units that enhance safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

Contract Requirements

All vehicles provided must adhere to the Department's specified standards for safety, operational performance, and manufacturer guidelines. The intent is to standardize fleet specifications to streamline maintenance, improve reliability, and ensure compatibility across the Department's operations.

Instructions on Submission

- The Request for Quotation (RFQ) will be released on May 18, 2026. - Bidders must submit all questions online via PublicPurchase.com within the correct RFQ section. The deadline for submitting questions is May 27, 2026, at 1:30 PM Pacific Time. - The deadline for quotation submittal is June 4, 2026, at 1:30 PM Pacific Time. Bid results will be posted on PublicPurchase.com. - The contract award is tentatively scheduled to occur within 5-90 days, contingent upon the lowest bidder meeting all bid specifications.

Opportunity ID

RFQ# #FPARC-415