Cost Effective Alternatives to Ownership
Cost Effective Alternatives to ownership
Government organizations don’t always have the capital to replace aging fleet vehicles at the optimal time. Enterprise can help you reduce the age of your fleet within your budget by moving you from an owned, buy-and-hold fleet management approach to a more flexible program with a shortened cycle, meaning you can have newer – and safer vehicles – for the same investment (or less).
Your dedicated, local Client Strategy Manager will provide a Fleet Cost Analysis showing the financial benefits of replacing vehicles, as well as the sustained average savings once all of your vehicles are newer and more reliable. We’ll also help you navigate county, government and municipality approval.
Discover our approach to acquiring and replacing fleet vehicles.
More Capital for Other Projects
More capital for other projects
Enterprise Fleet Management helps you free up capital for other important projects or initiatives. Leasing provides greater cash flow benefits, and greater savings from reduced maintenance and fuel expenses. By acquiring vehicles with Enterprise Fleet Management, you aren’t restricted to public auctions and can take advantage of multiple resale channels for higher returns.
No Manufacturer or Dealer Restrictions
No Manufacturer or dealer restrictions
Enterprise Fleet Management has relationships with virtually all manufacturers and your local dealers. Rather than focusing on vehicle purchase prices alone, we’ll research and recommend the best options for your department and application – taking into consideration existing grants, relationships, and the lowest total cost of ownership, regardless of the supplier.
Vehicle Tracking and Compliance Management
Vehicle Tracking and Compliance Management
We’ll help you make better, easier decisions with data. Our mobile tracking technology and telematics offer insights into which vehicles are underutilized and why, ensuring you’re getting the right value out of every vehicle. Track individual performance and driver habits to ensure safety, manage risk, and ensure taxpayer-funded vehicles are used appropriately. We can also help you assign and track driver training to reinforce fleet vehicle policies.
Reduced Maintenance Backlog
Reduced Maintenance Backlog
Often, government organizations and entities face frustrating maintenance backlogs due to the volume of equipment and vehicles needing service, as well as staff shortages at in-house maintenance facilities. While Enterprise won’t replace your in-house maintenance facility, we can free up your mechanics’ time by taking over maintenance of light-duty vehicles that are often pushed to the back of the line for more mission-critical vehicles and equipment.
Outsourcing: An Untapped Government Fleet Strategy
Download the white paper.With mounting pressures to deliver quality service, government organizations may experience hurdles when it comes to managing its vehicles effectively. Outsourcing the management of the fleet of vehicles can provide several benefits to the organization.
Government – Case Study/Lackawanna, Video/WHA, Case Study/Columbia County
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Enterprise owns and expertly operates a 1.9-million-vehicle fleet. At Enterprise Fleet Management, we take that expertise and infrastructure and use it to help people like you manage their fleets, too.
KINGSTREE, S.C. – The Williamsburg County Council voted Tuesday evening to contract with Enterprise Fleet Management for new county vehicles. This decision was made with the stipulation that the county’s legal counsel will review and make a final recommendation.
Enterprise is helping SDCOE replace its 120-vehicle fleet with new vehicles that offer the latest in safety and crash-avoidance technologies, such as electronic stability control and backup cameras.
Sheriff Tom Kaase said he believed we will see greater savings in repairs with the management program. Vehicles will be run for fewer miles, which will result in a higher resale value.
Prior to partnering with Enterprise Fleet Management, the majority of
Lackawanna County’s vehicles were approaching ten to thirteen years in
service. The aged fleet was causing significant operational inefficiencies and
the county’s annual fleet budget was being spent on maintenance, repairs
and high fuel expenses, leaving little to no money for newer vehicles.
Wilmington Housing Authority houses ten percent of the population of Wilmington, Delaware. By partnering with Enterprise Fleet Management, Wilmington Housing Authority is able to provide the maintenance and support that the residents need.
Columbia County's budget was being negatively impacted by an aging fleet.
Almost half of the county’s fleet was 10 years or older. The county would only
purchase new vehicles when broken-down vehicles were inoperable, creating
unpredictable capital expenses.