Markets/Government Fleets
Government Fleets

BUILD ONCE. LEARN. REPEAT.

City, county and state fleets need vehicles that work the same way across departments, budget cycles and years of service. We help turn one good vehicle into a fleet standard.

Departments we work with

Every department rides on the fleet.

01

Public works + utilities

Amber warning, work lighting, power and storage for crews working the roadside. See Commercial + Utility.

02

Emergency management

Response, command and recovery vehicles. See Command + Specialized.

03

Inspectors + code enforcement

Mobile data, communications and identification for staff who work from the vehicle.

04

Animal control

Compartments, lighting and climate planning for animal transport.

05

Parks, schools + facilities

Utility vehicles, vans and trucks with the identification and equipment each team needs.

06

Public safety

Sheriff, police, fire and EMS. See all markets.

How a fleet standard comes together

One successful vehicle should be repeatable.

01 · PILOT

Build one

Start with a pilot vehicle based on the assignment, the platform and operator input.

02 · REVIEW

Put it to work

Operators and technicians use it and report what works and what doesn't.

03 · STANDARDIZE

Document it

Refine the layout and document it so every vehicle after it matches.

04 · ROLL OUT

Repeat it

Build the rest of the order to the standard, and plan for equipment transfer at retirement.

Free download · Checklist

Ready-for-Service Acceptance Checklist

What to verify before a newly upfitted vehicle goes into service.

What's different about government fleets

Accountable for every vehicle.

Public fleets answer to budgets, procurement rules and taxpayers. Consistency and documentation make that easier.

  • Specs that procurement can use. A clear, documented configuration makes quoting and comparing simpler.
  • Lifecycle planning. Equipment that can move to the next vehicle at retirement saves the next budget.
  • Department identification. Consistent graphics across a fleet, from marked units to plain identification.
  • Serviceable builds. Labeled, documented wiring so fleet shops can maintain what we install.

Let's define what this vehicle needs to accomplish.

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