The State of Georgia is seeking a scalable GPS Telematics solution for its decentralized fleet. The solution will be implemented in two phases, with the first phase being a proof-of-concept pilot involving approximately 5,000 administrative vehicles. The selected supplier will be responsible for providing all personnel, equipment, software, training, and services required to install, monitor, and report on the GPS devices and diagnostics throughout the pilot period of one full calendar year. The second phase will be a full statewide expansion to the remainder of the vehicles in the State's fleet, up to 20,000+ vehicles, depending on the success of the pilot results and the DOAS Commissioner's final approval.
Key aspects of the project include:
• Implementation of a scalable GPS Telematics solution
• Proof-of-concept pilot involving 5,000 administrative vehicles
• Full statewide expansion to up to 20,000+ vehicles
• Provision of all personnel, equipment, software, training, and services required
• Installation, monitoring, and reporting on GPS devices and diagnostics
• Evaluation of the benefits and cost-saving potential of the solution
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