Quick Takeaways
  • Peterbilt BEV truck lineup joins Sourcewell agreement.
  • Contract simplifies electric truck procurement through 2028.

On August 4, Peterbilt Motors announced an expansion of its cooperative purchasing agreement with Sourcewell and Canadian partner Canoe Procurement Group to include the Peterbilt BEV truck lineup. The contract has been extended through July 2028, giving Sourcewell’s 50,000+ member organizations access to competitively solicited contracts with pre-negotiated pricing and terms across Peterbilt’s full Class 5 through Class 8 vehicle lineup, covering on-highway, vocational, medium-duty and EV configurations. The agreement streamlines procurement for government, education, nonprofit and tribal organizations across the United States and Canada. "By adding our electric vehicles to the contract and eliminating lengthy bidding processes, we're helping organizations maximize uptime and invest their resources where it matters most, “ said Erik Johnson, assistant general manager sales and marketing.

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What does the expanded Peterbilt Sourcewell agreement provide?
Peterbilt’s expanded Sourcewell agreement makes its battery-electric trucks available through a streamlined purchasing route for eligible organizations in the United States and Canada. The contract runs through July 2028 and extends pre-negotiated pricing and terms to Sourcewell’s 50,000+ member organizations. It covers Peterbilt vehicles from Class 5 through Class 8, including on-highway, vocational, medium-duty and EV configurations. The arrangement is intended to reduce lengthy bidding requirements and simplify truck procurement for government, education, nonprofit and tribal organizations seeking to add Peterbilt electric vehicles.

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