RFI for Shared Micromobility Services

The City of Eugene, Oregon, is seeking information regarding available shared micromobility devices, technology, and solutions currently on the market or launching soon. The agency wants to understand how these potential solutions and their specific features would interface with existing municipal systems. To assist with future planning, the agency requires details on existing operational systems, including device counts by type, such as pedal bikes, e-bikes, stand-up scooters, and seated scooters, along with any third-party software used for functions like rebalancing, inventory management, or customer service. The scope of work focuses on gathering comprehensive data about device options, station and dock configurations, in-field charging solutions, and proprietary replacement parts. Only United States organizations are eligible to respond to this request for information. The agency allows for offsite performance of the work and requires digital submissions via email or an online portal. The agency is currently looking for proposals to establish budget expectations and has not disclosed a set funding limit. Interested parties must submit all questions regarding this request no later than June 22, 2026. The agency will evaluate submissions based on the completeness of the equipment tables, technology specifications, and system compatibility details provided.