Secure Passenger Transport Contracts
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need help landing new passenger-transport contracts for my company. We currently operate taxi/rideshare cars, shuttle vans and a small limousine fleet, and I want a procurement specialist who can actively source, qualify and help us bid on suitable opportunities.
What I’m looking for
• Systematic market research that pinpoints open or upcoming contracts for taxi, rideshare, shuttle or limo services—whether they come from corporate travel departments, hotels, airports, municipal agencies or private event planners.
• A filtered list of prospects with key details: scope, contract value (if published), submission deadlines, decision-maker contacts and any pre-qualification requirements.
• Guidance on positioning our proposal, including compliance checklists, documentation templates and suggestions to improve win probability.
• Ongoing updates for fresh opportunities until we secure at least one signed agreement.
Preferred approach
You’ll likely tap tools such as SAM.gov, local government e-procurement portals, LinkedIn, industry RFP databases and your own network. A light CRM spreadsheet (Excel, Google Sheets or Airtable) is fine for tracking, as long as every lead is documented and actionable.
Acceptance criteria
1. Minimum of 10 qualified contract opportunities supplied within the first two weeks.
2. All opportunities match our service modes (taxi/rideshare, shuttle, limousine).
3. Each entry includes verified contact info and clear next steps for bidding.
4. Weekly progress summary delivered by email or shared dashboard.
If you have a demonstrable track record sourcing transportation service contracts, let’s talk—show me a quick outline of your plan and a recent success story, and we can get started right away.
What I’m looking for
• Systematic market research that pinpoints open or upcoming contracts for taxi, rideshare, shuttle or limo services—whether they come from corporate travel departments, hotels, airports, municipal agencies or private event planners.
• A filtered list of prospects with key details: scope, contract value (if published), submission deadlines, decision-maker contacts and any pre-qualification requirements.
• Guidance on positioning our proposal, including compliance checklists, documentation templates and suggestions to improve win probability.
• Ongoing updates for fresh opportunities until we secure at least one signed agreement.
Preferred approach
You’ll likely tap tools such as SAM.gov, local government e-procurement portals, LinkedIn, industry RFP databases and your own network. A light CRM spreadsheet (Excel, Google Sheets or Airtable) is fine for tracking, as long as every lead is documented and actionable.
Acceptance criteria
1. Minimum of 10 qualified contract opportunities supplied within the first two weeks.
2. All opportunities match our service modes (taxi/rideshare, shuttle, limousine).
3. Each entry includes verified contact info and clear next steps for bidding.
4. Weekly progress summary delivered by email or shared dashboard.
If you have a demonstrable track record sourcing transportation service contracts, let’s talk—show me a quick outline of your plan and a recent success story, and we can get started right away.