Mercury Associates holds a publicly procured master agreement with Equalis Group, a member-driven, public sector cooperative purchasing organization. With this competitively solicited contract vehicle, public sector agencies across the country can begin transforming their entire fleet operations today, all without the need for a standalone RFP/Bid. Visit the Equalis Group website for further information: Equalis Group website

Mercury partners with the National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance (NCPA), a leading national government purchasing cooperative, so that public agencies, such as state and municipalities, can take advantage of our consulting services at preferred rates. Eligible entities have the opportunity to engage North America’s leading fleet-management consulting firm to assist their operations with everything from fleet right-sizing to policy development. Please note that Mercury does not provide fleet leasing or financing services.
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Mercury holds General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract, which facilitates fleet management consulting and support services to U.S. federal agencies worldwide. Mercury’s services under this contract are designed to help increase efficiency and reduce the costs associated with the acquisition, allocation, utilization, maintenance, and management of vehicles and equipment. The GSA contract includes pre-negotiated rates and reduces the lead time and administrative costs for government organizations to contract with fleet management experts.
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Administered by the California Department of General Services, the CMAS program enables California state agencies and local government jurisdictions to access Mercury’s fleet management consulting services through a streamlined procurement with pre-established pricing based on our Federal GSA schedule.
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Mercury’s current contract with Loudoun County, Virginia, through the use of a Cooperative Rider Clause, allows our firm’s participation in The Mid-Atlantic Purchasing Team (MAPT), which includes jurisdictions in the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (“MWCOG”) and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council (“BMC”).The MAPT cooperative purchasing program provides member jurisdictions with combined purchasing power and the opportunity to join existing awards without a formal bidding process. For more information visit the MWCOG website.