Procurement

RFP REG-BASE-25-2: Transit Management Services for Ada and Canyon Counties

VRT is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced respondents (individuals or firms) to establish a professional services agreement for transit management services for Ada and Canyon counties.

View RFP REG-BASE-25-2 View Addendum for RFP REG-BASE-25-2

RFP IT-25-2: ELECTRONIC FAREBOX MOBILE TICKETING SYSTEM

VRT is seeking Vendors/Contractors to submit proposals to provide an “Electronic Farebox Mobile Ticketing System.”

View RFP IT-25-2

RFP DEV-BASE-001-25-3: RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS CREDITS

VRT is seeking Vendors/Contractors to submit proposals to provide “Renewable Natural Gas Credits”

View RFP DEV-BASE-001-25-3 View Addendum 1

RFP DEV-BASE-001-25-4 On-Call General Construction 2025-2029

VRT is seeking Vendors/Contractors to submit proposals to provide “On-Call General Construction”

View RFP DEV-BASE-001-25-4

There are no active RFBs at this time.

RFQ INT-BASE-AD-25-1: Janitorial service for Mss and HDTC

VRT is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced respondents (individuals or firms) to establish a professional services agreement for janitorial services.

View RFQ INT-BASE-AD-25-1

RFQ: battery replacement

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There are no active RFIs at this time.

There are no active NOIs at this time.

sole source justification: transit passenger amenities

Sole source purchases are defined as clearly and legitimately limited to a single supplier. Sole
source purchases are normally not allowed except when based upon strong technological grounds
such as operational compatibility with existing equipment and related parts or upon a clearly
unique and cost-effective feature requirement. The use of sole source purchases shall be limited
only to those specific instances that are totally justified to satisfy compatibility, technical
performance needs, or other unique circumstances.

Sole Source Justification: Transit Passenger Amenities

Attention disadvantaged and women’s business enterprises – Valley Regional Transit encourages the participation of certified DBEs.

Valley Regional Transit (VRT) has adopted a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Policy to promote the participation of disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE) in all areas of VRT’s contracting to the maximum extent practicable. Consistent with the DBE Policy, the successful business selected for this project shall take all necessary and reasonable steps to ensure that DBE firms have the maximum practicable opportunity to participate in the performance of this project and any subcontracting opportunities thereof.

For more information, please contact Cameron Wells, VRT Disadvantaged Business Liaison, at cwells@ridevrt.org or (208) 258-2709.

Read more about our Procurement Terms & Conditions

Questions? Get ahold of VRT’s Procurement team at procurement@ridevrt.org.