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Oct 7, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
SacRT is soliciting bids from contractors to provide non-revenue oversized tires. The procurement also includes tire services for SacRT’s fleet operations. The available overview does not specify tire sizes, service tasks, quantities, or contract terms.
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City
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Sacramento
County
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Sacramento
Address
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1516 29th St
Phone Number
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(800) 622-2562
Zip Code
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95816
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Sacramento Regional Transit District
The committee discussed several key items, including the design review of new buses with a focus on ingress and egress, the signing of a letter of recommendation for a federal grant to procure new buses for SACRT go, and a post-launch update on the S700 LRV project. Updates included the implementation of field modification instructions, training operators on ramp deployment, and the ongoing conversion of the blue line to be low-floor compatible. There was also discussion regarding manufacturing delays for new light rail vehicles and future plans for level boarding platforms.
The Board meeting included discussions on consent calendar items, with public comment regarding paratransit software, real-time information systems, grant funding, and security service operations. The Board received a customer service response regarding transit transfers, new bus stop installations, and Bus Rapid Transit planning. Key topics addressed included the operational capacity of Route 51 for mobility devices, ongoing developments in the agency's bike, stroller, and wagon policy, and the results of an investigation into a transit ambassador's conduct. Additionally, the Board reviewed the agency's zero-tolerance policy regarding fare enforcement on light rail.
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The board meeting primarily focused on security and safety operations. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the presentation and receipt of the 2022 TSA Gold Standard Award, recognizing the district's exceptional emergency preparedness and security measures. The board also addressed consent agenda items, including route suspensions and ridership concerns, and discussed internal personnel and litigation matters during a closed session. Board members expressed appreciation for the leadership of the CEO and the security staff for their ongoing innovation and commitment to safety across the transit system.
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