The Town of Greenburgh is seeking proposals for municipal vehicle leasing services for approximately 20 vehicles (10 police sedans, 10 DPW sedans). The contract term is anticipated to be five years, with potential for increases in vehicles. Services include acquisition coordination, financing, registration, titling, and replacement scheduling. Proposals are due August 24, 2026. Evaluation will be based on proposal quality, program structure, lease terms, operational capabilities, experience, and cost.
Proposals must be received no later than August 24, 2026, by 4:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. responding organizations who submit their proposals by mail or delivery service should allow sufficient mailing and delivery time to ensure receipt on or before the time and date stated above. there will be no exceptions granted.
The contractor shall submit detailed invoices subject to review and approval by the town. each invoice must clearly describe the services rendered in sufficient detail for review and audit.
Proposals will be evaluated based on overall proposal quality, organization, and responsiveness; vehicle leasing program structure, flexibility, and ability to meet needs; lease terms, financing options, and contractual provisions; operational capabilities, customer service, and account management support; reporting capabilities, online account tools, and value-added services; experience and qualifications; and cost proposal and overall cost effectiveness.
Proposers must demonstrate qualifications, experience, and capacity to perform services, including company profile, relevant experience with municipal fleets, financial stability, and client references. proposers shall provide a comprehensive profile of their organization and demonstrate their qualifications, experience, and capacity to successfully perform the services described in this rfp.
Questions and inquiries must be submitted in writing or via email by August 5, 2026. the closing date for submitting written questions is august 5, 2026
Proposals may be deemed nonresponsive and disqualified if they are unclear, incomplete, conditional, improperly formatted, or not presented as specified. Unauthorized communication with town officials after RFP issuance may also lead to disqualification. the town reserves the right to deem any cost proposal that is unclear, incomplete, conditional, improperly formatted, or not presented in the manner specified herein to be nonresponsive, which may result in disqualification of the proposer.