Supply and deliver parts for non-revenue support vehicles.
Deliver on an as needed basis.
Respond to a RFQ, not an IFB.
Posted Scope of Work
Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is seeking a qualified Contractor to supply and deliver parts for its non-revenue support vehicles, on an as needed basis. Please not this is a RFQ and not an IFB.
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The buyer is Jason Petruska, reachable at dpetruska@hrtransit.org or 757-222-6000.
What is the place of performance?
The work location is Hampton Roads, VA.
Full source recordEvery field Virginia eVA published, untouched
Id
IV128577
App
IV
Doccd
IFB
Agency
LA77HRT
Detail
Fields
Buyer
Jason Petruska
Issued
9/17/26 10:31 AM
Status
Open
Closing
10/7/26 2:00 PM
Summary
Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is seeking a qualified Contractor to supply and deliver parts for its non-revenue support vehicles, on an as needed basis. Please not this is a RFQ and not an IFB.
Category
Equipment - Non-Technology
Issued By
Hampton Roads Transit
Time Left
19 days
Work Location
Hampton Roads, VA
Opportunity Type
Invitation for Bids (IFB)
Summary
Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is seeking a qualified Contractor to supply and deliver parts for its non-revenue support vehicles, on an as needed basis. Please not this is a RFQ and not an IFB.
Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is seeking a qualified Contractor to supply and deliver parts for its non-revenue support vehicles, on an as needed basis. Please not this is a RFQ and not an IFB.
Version
1876589788867330000
Buyername
Jason Petruska
Closedate
Oct 7, 2026
Doccddesc
Invitation for Bids (IFB)
Docdeptcd
LA77HRT
Shortdesc
Provision of Non-Revenue Vehicle Parts
Agencyname
Hampton Roads Transit
Externalid
128577
Internalid
128577
Buyerdeptname
Detail Fetched
Yes
Lastupdatedate
Sep 17, 2026
Categoryshortdesc
Equip
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Source: Virginia eVA (solicitation IV128577), retrieved via Virginia's eVA statewide eProcurement marketplace. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
Hampton Roads TransitIssuing agency·Hampton Roads, VA·via Virginia's eVA statewide eProcurement marketplace