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Regular City Council Meeting
5.30.
10/10/2023:
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Agenda Item
Resolution - Fleet Services:
Consider a resolution authorizing the City Manager, or his designee, to purchase all the vehicles and equipment approved for replacement, for Fiscal Year 2023-24, to replace essential assets in various City departments and Citibus.
Item Summary
The City of Lubbock, like many other organizations, has experienced challenges related to supply chain shortages, especially with vehicle purchases. The Fleet Operations Department continues to experience issues in ordering and receiving vehicles for the current fiscal year.
While the vehicles and equipment have been ordered, delivery on many of these purchases has been delayed with no definitive timeframe or guarantee from the vendors that our orders will be fulfilled.
In May 2023, the City Council authorized the City Manager to advance purchase 42 vehicles from the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Vehicle Replacement Schedule. This allowed the Fleet Department to place orders for those vehicles prior to or within the buying window established by the vehicle manufacturers.
The following 56 vehicles/equipment from the upcoming FY23-24 Vehicle Replacement Schedule need to be purchased for the City:
Facilities Management:
(1) ½ Ton Pickup Truck
Codes Administration:
(5) ½ Ton Pickup Trucks
(1) Mid-Size SUV
Traffic Engineering:
(1) Aerial Bucket Truck
Engineering Inspection Services:
(2) ½ Ton Pickup Trucks
Park Maintenance:
(2) Precision Sprayers
(1) Large Area Topdresser
Lubbock Police Department Patrol:
(6) Mid-Size SUVs/Sedans
Residential Collection:
(5) Commercial Side Loader Trash Trucks
Alley Maintenance:
(1) Motor Grader
(1) Front End Wheel Loader
Solid Waste:
(1) Wheel Tractor Scrapper
Recycling Collection:
(1) Roll-Off Container Truck
Radio Shop:
(1) Mid-Size SUV
Fleet Operations:
(1) ¾ Ton Truck
Aviation Maintenance:
(1) ½ Ton Pickup Truck
Civic Center:
(1) ¾ Ton Pickup Truck
Water Conservation:
(1) ½ Ton Pickup Truck
Water Meter & Customer Service:
(2) ¾ Ton Pickup Trucks
Water Distribution:
(4) ¾ Ton Pickup Trucks
(2) Backhoe Trailers
(1) Trash Pump
(1) Front End Wheel Loader
(1) Backhoe
(1) ½ Ton Pickup Truck
Water Pumping & Control:
(1) ¾ Pickup Truck
Water Production:
(1) Backhoe Loader
Water Reservoir:
(1) Rotary Mower
Wastewater:
(2) ½ Ton Pickup Trucks
Wastewater Collection:
(1) 1 Ton Pickup Truck
(1) ½ Ton Van
Industrial Monitoring:
(2) ¾ Ton Pickup Trucks
Stormwater:
(1) ½ Ton Pickup Truck
Street Cleaning:
(1) Dump Truck
The Fleet Operations Department estimates the cost of the proposed fifty-six (56) vehicles/equipment referenced above not to exceed $8,492,500.
The following twenty (20) vehicles need to be purchased for the Citibus staff, supervisors, and its maintenance shop:
Transit:
(7) Mid-Size Sedans
(10) Mid-Size SUVs
(3) ¾ Ton Pickup Trucks
The Fleet Operations Department estimates the cost of the proposed twenty (20) vehicles for Citibus referenced above not to exceed $1,400,000.
Fiscal Impact
The funds for the purchase of the City of Lubbock’s fifty-six (56) vehicles for FY23-24 have been appropriated from the Radio Shop balance, Water/Wastewater balance, Storm Water balance, General Fund FY24 Tax Note balance, Fleet balance, Civic Center balance, and the General Fund balance. The total cost of the purchase shall not exceed $8,492,500.
The funds for the purchase of Citibus’ twenty (20) vehicles has been appropriated from the Federal Transit Administration Section 5307 (Urbanized Area Apportionments) from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of 2021. The total cost of the purchase shall not exceed $1,400,000.
Staff/Board Recommending
Brooke Witcher, Assistant City Manager
Dominic Esperat, Director of Fleet Operations
Attachments
Resolution
Exhibit A
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