Background
The extensive utilization of autonomous vehicles like Waymo, Zoox and others combined with new regulations for Autonomous Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (ANEVs) make low cost ANEV’s as a solution for “last mile” potentially viable.
Public and private entities are invited to participate and engage with various pilot projects that can accelerate their transition to digital to provide operational gains.
One pilot FISTech is offering to lead an exploration to determine the feasibility of ANEV’s being produced at a low enough cost so individual ownership is possible with a digital ecosystem that enables ANEV’s to generate more monthly revenue than cost.
Opportunity
Communities that have ANEV’s providing low-cost last mile connectivity to public transportation should see ridership increase, more cars off the road, with more citizens able to get to jobs and more employers able to attract employes with transportation included in compensation.
Pilot Project – ANEV’s Procurement Modernization
FISTech will coordinate
Costs and Obligations to Participate
There is no cost or ongoing obligation to issuing an RFP.
The benefit to all stakeholders is more information on what works, and an understanding of what challenges represent barriers.
Process
FISTech issues an RFP to potential ANEV manufacturers to respond with the feasibility and estimated cost range for an ANEV that can operate withing a two-mile radius of each transportation center.
Stakeholders will review and act accordingly.
If feasible and implemented - Mission accomplished.
If not feasible - to learn from the process.
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