13 items where Houston City Council's official record names Fleet Management as the department bringing it forward.
Items
The city approved contracts totaling about $1 million with Arnold Oil Company of Austin (dba A-Line Auto Parts) and Holt Truck Centers of Texas to supply heavy-duty brake replacement parts for the city's fleet of vehicles over three years, with two optional one-year extensions.
The City Council approved up to $2,082,925.52 to buy replacement parts and pay for repair services for Global 4R street sweepers, using a cooperative purchasing agreement through BuyBoard, with the contract running through November 30, 2026.
The city approved contracts with Chastang Enterprises-Houston (up to ~$2.95 million) and BLVD Auto Service Center (up to ~$1.23 million) to supply replacement parts and repair services for city vehicles over three years, with two optional one-year extensions.
The City Council approved contracts totaling about $36.5 million with four vendors — Farali Automotive, Krause's Collision, Westside Chevrolet, and The Car Nuts LLC — to provide auto body collision parts and repair services for the city's light-duty vehicle fleet over three years, with two optional one-year extensions.
The City Council approved purchasing Ford F-150 Hybrid vehicles from Silsbee Toyota, a supplier through the Interlocal Purchasing System, for $100,681.50 to be used by the Fleet Management Department.
This item would have approved contracts totaling roughly $36.5 million with four auto body shops to supply collision parts and repair light-duty city vehicles for the Fleet Management Department over up to five years. It was pulled by the Administration before the council could vote on it.
The city approved a $194,029.40 purchase of Toyota Highlander Hybrid vehicles from Silsbee Toyota through a cooperative purchasing program for the Fleet Management Department, to be used by the Houston Police Department.
The city council is asked to approve spending $239,770 to buy seven 2025 Ford Maverick trucks from Chastang Ford through a regional government purchasing cooperative. The Fleet Management Department would handle the purchase on behalf of Houston Information Technology Services.