Newest transportation RFPs with source documents
Browse all- Recreation Programs Transportation ServiceAltamonte Springs, Florida · Florida · Due Nov 10
- Voting Equipment Transportation ServicesOhio · Ohio · Due Jan 13
- Inmate Transportation ServicesIndianapolis, Indiana · Indiana · Due Nov 5
- Vehicles Equipment SuppliesOnslow, North Carolina · North Carolina · Due Nov 6
- Ambulance Patient Care Modules ServicesToledo, Ohio · Ohio · Due Nov 3
- RFI for Shelter ServicesHonolulu, Hawaii · Hawaii · Due Oct 30
- Student School Bus Transportation ServicesFairhaven, Massachusetts · Massachusetts · Due Nov 24
- Transit Operations ServiceHouston, Texas · Texas · Due Nov 2
- Charter Bus and Motor Coach Transportation ServicesWeslaco, Texas · Texas · Due Oct 30
- Courier ServicesNorth Dakota · North Dakota · Due Oct 30
- Transportation SystemSalem, Oregon · Oregon · Due Nov 6
- Transportation ServicesGranby, Connecticut · Connecticut · Due Nov 19
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About transportation RFPs
Transportation RFPs cover transit operations, fleet and vehicles, paratransit, marine, aviation, rail, and logistics. Buyers are transit authorities, departments of transportation, airports, ports, and school districts, and they frequently attach federal-funding requirements (FTA, FAA) that carry their own compliance and reporting obligations.
Competitive bids prove fleet readiness, safety record, and the ability to meet federal grant conditions, and they back operational claims with on-time and reliability data. Address ADA and federal compliance explicitly where the solicitation requires it. Browse current transportation opportunities below and open any listing for the full scope.
Frequently asked questions
- What kinds of transportation RFPs are listed?
- Transit and paratransit operations, fleet and vehicle procurement, maintenance, marine and aviation services, rail, and logistics contracts from transit authorities, DOTs, airports, ports, and school districts.
- Do transportation RFPs involve federal funding requirements?
- Often. Many transit and infrastructure solicitations are federally funded and carry FTA, FAA, or ADA compliance and reporting requirements. Each solicitation specifies which apply — review the full scope before bidding.
- How often are transportation opportunities updated?
- The catalog refreshes nightly and filters out expired deadlines so you only see active opportunities.
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