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2025- Wheelchair Accessible Light Vehicles Program

Description: The General Services Administration is conducting the 2026 Fall Open Season for the 2025 Wheelchair Accessible Light Vehicles Program, inviting current contractors to submit next-model-year information and current or prospective offerors to propose new models. Proposed models must comply with applicable Federal Vehicle Standards and the purchase descriptions listed on GSAFleet.gov. The notice lists three open-season rounds, with the final round running October 22–November 12, 2026, and a response deadline of December 31, 2026.

Buyer: Federal Acquisition Service
Federal · DC, US
Released: Feb 18, 2026
Closes: Dec 31, 2026(56 days left)

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Kyra M. StewartActing Director, IT Vendor Management Office, Information Technology Category, Federal Acquisition Service

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Everlean RutherfordActing Executive Director, Office of Enterprise Technology Solutions, Information Technology Category, Federal Acquisition Service

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Ryan SchrankActing Executive Director, Supply Management

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