Specifications include, but are not limited to: Based on the recent City of Surprise Transit Feasibility Study, the microtransit solution should operate within the designated area five days a week with the ability to adapt the schedule within a reasonable amount of time to accommodate key community events (i.e. Surprise Party, Fiesta Grande, Spring Training) • As a trial period, the microtransit solution should be operational January 2019 through April 2019 with the opportunity to extend a potential contract if desired. This time period will serve university students, tourism visitors (spring training and related events), permanent and temporary residents. • Contract price should include costs of vehicles, insurance and labor (operators, management, etc.). Insurance must meet standards established by City of Surprise Risk Management. • Marketing rights should be up to the city’s discretion, including potential advertising opportunities. If advertising opportunities produce a profit, they may be used to mitigate overall project costs. • The chosen transportation district should serve one contiguous area up to five square miles within any one of the city’s four economic development areas and surrounding amenities