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MTA board authorizes $10.3 million enterprise asset management contract with Trapeze
Summary
The Metropolitan Transit Authority board approved a contract with Trapeze Software Group to replace a 1990-era asset system, funding the project from federal, state and local capital sources; the contract includes implementation, subscriptions and a 10% contingency and is expected to take 18–24 months to deploy.
The Metropolitan Transit Authority board on April (meeting in April 2025) authorized the CEO to enter into a contract with Trapeze Software Group for a total of $10,275,000 to implement a new enterprise asset management (EAM) system, including a 10% contingency and ongoing maintenance subscriptions.
Board members said the replacement of the agency’s system, which has been in place since 1990, is necessary to integrate maintenance, parts, finance and dispatch data and to give technicians mobile access.
Hannah Schafer, presenting staff’s recommendation, said the agency launched an RFP in June 2024 and received four responses;…
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