FASTER Asset Solutions Joins Florida Sheriffs Association Cooperative Purchasing Program
Public agencies across Florida can now access FASTER’s fleet management software through cooperative contract.
Source: Faster Asset Solutions ↗
Public agencies in Florida can now procure FASTER Asset Solutions’ fleet management information system through the Florida Sheriffs Association Cooperative Purchasing Program without running a standalone solicitation, under a contract awarded to FASTER, a Transit Technologies company.
The contract was structured through the FSA’s Host Sheriff Procurement model, with the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office serving as lead agency for select solicitations. Eligible buyers include sheriffs’ offices, municipalities, counties and other public agencies statewide.
“Florida agencies need technology they can trust to keep fleets reliable, accountable, and ready to serve,” said Dan Levy, President of FASTER Asset Solutions. “This contract removes barriers to adoption and makes it easier for agencies across the state to access proven technology that strengthens maintenance operations, improves safety, and helps organizations make smarter use of public resources.”
FASTER’s cloud-based platform automates maintenance operations, tracks asset lifecycles, manages parts and inventory and provides fleet-wide visibility. The company currently supports approximately 40 public agencies across Florida spanning law enforcement, public works, utilities, fire and EMS, and parks and recreation.
The FSA Cooperative Purchasing Program, established in 1993, gives more than 400 agencies across Florida access to competitively vetted vendors. Matt Dunagan, Executive Director of the Florida Sheriffs Association, welcomed FASTER to the program in a letter, saying the association looks forward to a strong and productive partnership and appreciates FASTER’s commitment to innovation, service and excellence.
“This award is about removing friction from the buying process,” Levy said. “Public agencies are under increasing pressure to do more with limited time, staff, and budgets. Cooperative purchasing helps them move forward faster and with confidence.”
To mark the contract, FASTER plans to host an introductory webinar with NAFA on March 31 at 1 p.m. featuring Timothy Coxwell, CAFM, CPFP, CEM, Fleet Management Division Director for the Leon County Sheriff’s Office. Coxwell leads a fleet operation that has earned multiple NAFA 100 Best Fleets and ASE Blue Seal of Excellence distinctions. Agencies interested in the contract or a platform demo can contact FASTER through its Florida Sheriffs Association vendor page.
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