New Brunswick Opportunities Network #0197039-27

Lease of Two New AWD Sport Utility Vehicles (2026 or Newer) for New Brunswick VMA

The Department of Transportation & Infrastructure, Vehicle Management Agency (VMA) of New Brunswick is seeking bids for a 48-month lease of two new all-wheel drive (AWD) sport utility vehicles (SUVs). - Government Buyer: - Department of Transportation & Infrastructure, Vehicle Management Agency (VMA), Province of New Brunswick - Products/Services Requested: - Lease of two (2) new, mid-size AWD sport utility vehicles, 2026 or newer models - 48-month fixed-rate operational lease with an option to purchase at lease end - Vehicles must be fully equipped to meet detailed specifications, including OEM tires, power windows, reverse camera, air conditioning, and compliance with Canadian Motor Safety Regulations - Delivery required to Fredericton, New Brunswick, within 120 days of order - OEMs Highlighted (examples of acceptable models): - Ford (Bronco Sport) - Chevrolet (Trailblazer) - Honda (HRV, CR-V) - Nissan (Qashqai) - Toyota (RAV4, C-HR) - Mitsubishi (RVR) - Hyundai (Kona) - Kia (Seltos) - Equivalent models from other OEMs are also acceptable - Notable Requirements: - Vehicles must be 2026 or newer, mid-size, and AWD/4x4 - Full warranty honored by local authorized service dealers in New Brunswick - Delivery duty paid (DDP) terms - Agency covers fuel and non-warranty repairs during lease - Vendors must submit completed lease and specification documents, provide references for similar past deliveries, and guarantee delivery by the specified date - Bids evaluated on total lease payments plus a calculated four-year fuel cost (based on 120,000 km) - Penalties apply for late delivery

Description

The Vehicle Management Agency of the Department of Transportation & Infrastructure in New Brunswick is soliciting bids for a 48-month lease of two AWD Sport Utility Vehicles. The vehicles must be new 2026 or newer models, fully equipped to meet specified standards, and delivered by October 30, 2026. Vendors must submit completed lease and specification documents with their tender. The lease includes fixed rate operational terms with options to purchase at the end of the lease period, and the agency will cover fuel and non-warranty repairs during the lease.

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