Electric Shared Scooter Program for the City of Omaha (REBID)

The City of Omaha is seeking a qualified micromobility provider to operate an exclusive two‑year electric shared‑scooter program (with up to three one‑year extensions) beginning in early 2027. The vendor must demonstrate a proven scooter‑fleet operation, submit a detailed deployment, data‑governance, equity, and safety plan, and agree to share real‑time fleet data with the city. The contract includes a $5,000 one‑time permit fee plus per‑device parking/idle fees and requires compliance with extensive insurance, bid‑bond, and reporting requirements. The program aims to improve first‑/last‑mile connectivity, reduce transportation cost barriers, and integrate with existing transit and bike‑share services. • Base term 2 years, optional three 1‑year extensions • Exclusive city‑wide license for electric scooters • Required data feeds (GBFS, MDS), quarterly safety/usage reporting • Mandatory equity & community‑outreach plan for underserved neighborhoods • $5,000 permit fee plus variable per‑device parking/idle fees; vendor retains rider revenue • Insurance requirements up to $2 million commercial liability, $1 million cyber liability, etc. • Bid bond required (or acceptable substitute) and detailed proposal submission by 4 Nov 2026.