Purchasing Agent at Monterey-Salinas Transit
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Decision makers at Monterey-Salinas Transit
Chief Information Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Civil Rights Officer/Title VI Coordinator
Communications Specialist
Compliance Analyst
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These public RFPs list Steven Bruno as a point of contact.
Posted
Oct 9, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
This RFP is for the purchase and installation of digital displays for bus stop shelters without power.
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The committee reviewed and approved appointments for the mobility advisory committee, including an alternate representative and a member reappointment. Operational reports for ride services were presented, analyzing trip volumes, passenger statistics, and on-time performance metrics, noting the influence of local traffic events on service reliability. The committee also received updates on community engagement efforts and upcoming events, such as a silent auction and a presentation regarding disability access.
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The board meeting covered various action items, including contracts for marketing services, legislative advocacy, and utility service improvements. The board reviewed a procurement request for a natural gas backup generator, a contract amendment for bus rapid transit construction, and updates to the federal Title 6 EEO program and transportation safety plan. A public hearing was held regarding an ordinance on trespassing and parking enforcement using cameras. Additionally, the board recognized employees for their service and achievements.
The Board meeting included the recognition of employees of the month, a long-service employee, and an AmeriCorps fellow. Key business items approved included authorization for state-funded transit project agreements, the purchase of an emergency back-up generator for the Monterey facility, and contracts for state legislative advocacy services and natural gas service improvements. The Board also conducted a public hearing and adopted an ordinance regarding trespass and camera usage on public vehicles. Additionally, approvals were granted for the Title VI Program Update, the Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan, new bus advertising rates, and an amendment to the construction contract for the SURF! Busway and Bus Rapid Transit project.
The committee meeting covered a review of administrative performance, highlighting ridership increases, the success of the vanpool program, and the growth of the tap-to-pay payment system. Updates were provided on state legislative advocacy regarding the end of the legislative session, the greenhouse gas reduction fund, and relevant transportation bills. The committee also received a federal legislative update on the appropriations process and the status of surface transportation program authorization. Additionally, the draft fiscal year 2026 year-end unaudited financial results were presented, which indicated a smaller-than-anticipated operating deficit.
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