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State of Utah Adds RTA to the State Contract for Fleet Management
A new cooperative contract awarded by the State of Utah gives eligible public sector entities access to fleet management software and consulting services without the need for separate procurement.

Through this agreement state agencies, local governments, educational institutions and other organizations authorized by Utah statutes can now access RTA’s Fleet360 platform and consulting services.
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RTA: The Fleet Success Company has been awarded a cooperative contract with the State of Utah under Contract #PA4743, expanding access to its fleet management platform and consulting services for eligible public sector entities.
Through this agreement state agencies, local governments, educational institutions and other organizations authorized by Utah statutes can now access RTA’s Fleet360 platform and consulting services, without the need for a separate bidding process, to modernize their fleet operations and achieve new efficiencies.
Automating Maintenance Workflows and Centralizing Asset Management
The cooperative contract also includes access to consulting services provided by experienced fleet professionals, intended to complement the software platform.
Together, these tools and services aim to support public sector fleets in addressing operational challenges such as compliance, resource management, and sustainability. The agreement allows eligible organizations across Utah to enhance fleet operations, improve asset performance, and pursue long-term cost efficiencies.
“RTA has been an invaluable tool for managing our fleet’s needs and making data-driven decisions,” said Jeremy Estes, Fleet Manager for Lehi City, Utah. “With their tools and resources we’ve been able to prioritize repairs and replacements within our budget, keeping equipment in operation and avoiding costly downtime. Beyond the software, RTA’s team truly understands the challenges fleet managers face, and their training and guidance have allowed us to maximize the system’s capabilities, saving time and resources for our growing community.”
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