Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration SDVOSB Open House: Federal Vehicle Standards Dan Buckingham GSA Automotive November 30, 2011 SDVOSB Open House: Federal Vehicle Standards Dan Buckingham GSA Automotive November 30, 2011

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Federal Vehicle Standards  The Federal Vehicle Standards contain current vehicle data, descriptions of minimum Government requirements and descriptions of equipment options. 2 

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Vehicle Standards  Fed. Std Sedans, Wagons  Fed. Std SUVs, Vans, Light Trucks (wheelchair vans)  KKK-A Ambulances 3

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Vehicle Standards  Fed. Std Medium Duty Trucks  Fed. Std Heavy Duty Trucks  Fed. Std Buses  Wreckers/Carriers PD 4

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Vehicle Standards Process  Market Research  Prepare Drafts of New Standards  Meet w/ Industry Partners  Submit 1 st Drafts to Industry  Update based on Industry  Open Autostandards – Industry loads minimums and options 5

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Vehicle Standards Process (cont.)  Review Industry Input  Open Comment Collector Period  Make Changes based on Comments  Open Autostandards – Industry makes final changes  Final review  Standards are Ready for Procurement 6

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Vehicle Engineering Branch Staff Dan Buckingham Branch Tom MartinBuses John McDonaldVocational Body Trucks, Light Cab & Chassis, Emergency Vehicles (police/fire/ambulance), MAS23V Peter MielkeMedium & Heavy Trucks (794 & 807), Wreckers, MAS23V Steve JohnsonSedans (122), Pick-Ups & SUVs David ShellWheel Chair Vans, Vans (307), Russ MillerNon-standards, Jerry KnollNon-standards, Transit 7

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration 8 Right Vehicle Right Price Great Service

Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration 9 QUESTIONS ?