GFX Postponed to Fall
Bobit event management has decided to postpone the 2020 Government Fleet Expo & Conference to Fall 2020.

As the organizer of Government Fleet Expo & Conference, we have been in close communication with our venue partners and monitoring the COVID-19 crisis on an hourly basis. We continue to prioritize the safety and health of our attendees, sponsors, and staff above all else. Reinforced by the recent announcement of California Gov. Gavin Newsom and state health officials’ recommendation to cancel any large gatherings of 250+, we have come to the conclusion that it is best to postpone our event. Government Fleet Expo & Conference has built a long-standing reputation as the largest annual community gathering of public fleets in the nation. None of this would be possible without our partners and supporters including APFPA, FLAGFA, LACCC, MEMA, PFMA, and PFSA — so we wanted to weigh all of our alternatives on behalf of every constituency that invests in this event alongside Bobit Business Media.
After a great deal of discussion, we have jointly decided to postpone the 2020 Government Fleet Expo & Conference to Fall 2020. The safety and health of our attendees and partners is of paramount importance at this time. With that in mind, please stay tuned for additional information from Bobit Business Media concerning our new dates this Fall.
We want to take a minute to offer our sincere thanks and appreciation to all of our registered attendees, speakers, exhibitors, and sponsors of this event including AssetWorks, Driverge Vehicle Innovations, Faster Asset Solutions, Ford Motor Company, Geotab, GovPlanet, Maintainer Corporation, Propane Education Research Council, Rubicon Global, and Samsara. We look forward to putting together a great event with all of you in the near future. If you have questions regarding your participation, please contact our customer service team at 1-800-576-8788 or email bobiteventregistration@bobit.com.
Important Note to Our Registered Attendees:
During this difficult and uncertain time, those who stay registered for this postponed event will receive additional value through free access to virtual training and collaborative opportunities provided by GFX and Government Fleet. As we develop those additional value packages for our attendees, we'll share details.
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