Utah Admin. Code R27-4-3 - Vehicle Acquisition Criteria
(1) All
state vehicles shall, subject to budgetary or market constraints, be replaced
in accordance with the established replacement cycle for that vehicle, unless
the division and the leasing agency agree to other terms.
(2) Before purchasing expansion or
replacement vehicles, the division shall provide each agency contact with a
list identifying any underutilized vehicles within their fleet, all vehicles
that are due for replacement, and the SSFV that will be purchased to take the
place of each vehicle that is on the list as due for replacement.
(3) The division shall work with the agency
to determine the appropriate vehicle to purchase.
(4) Agencies may request a non-SSFV only if
one or more of the following justifications are cited:
(a) passenger space;
(b) type of items carried;
(c) hauling or towing capacity;
(d) police pursuit capacity;
(e) off-road capacity;
(f) 4x4 capacity;
(g) emergency service capacity;
(h) attached equipment capacity;
(i) average driving range; or
(j) other justifications as approved by the
division director or designee.
(5) If a non-SSFV is replaced, it will be
replaced with a non-SSFV matching the specification of the prior vehicle unless
the agency requests a change.
(6)
Agencies may petition the executive director of the department, or the
executive director's designee, for a review if the division director or
designee denies a request to replace a state vehicle with a non-SSFV.
(7) Where practical, an AFV will be purchased
for use in the state fleet.
(a) The division
is responsible for ensuring that the state fleet complies with federal AFV and
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mandates.
(b) The division may require that a certain
number of vehicles, regardless of the requesting agency, be alternative fuel
vehicles to ensure compliance with these mandates.
(8) All agencies exempted from the division's
replacement program shall provide the division with a complete list of intended
state vehicle purchases before placing the order with the vendor.
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