Dockless Shared Mobility Pilot Program

The Town of Miami Lakes issued RFP 2021-04 for a Dockless Shared Mobility Pilot Program, seeking proposals from qualified firms to operate, manage, and maintain a fleet of micromobility devices. The RFP was cancelled, and the Town decided to research micromobility companies to enter into one-year pilot programs to provide multiple methods of dockless micromobility devices to the Town's residents. The scope of work includes providing a seamless transition from one place to another through multiple sustainable modes, addressing connectivity, and reducing congestion on local roadways. Key features of the proposed micromobility devices include dual brakes, headlights, and an integrated helmet system. • The RFP was posted on October 8, 2020, and the proposal deadline was October 29, 2020. • One proposal was received from Wheels Lab, Inc. (Wheels), which was found to be responsive. • The Town decided to cancel the RFP and research micromobility companies to enter into one-year pilot programs. • The goal of the pilot program is to provide better first mile/last mile connections to and from destinations and to increase multi-modal opportunities for residents.