The Federal Fleet Requirements Resource Center addresses key questions regarding statutory and executive requirements for agencies, such as which vehicles are covered by certain requirements, how agencies can measure compliance, and what information they need to report.
This section details the fleet requirements outlined in the Energy Policy Acts (EPAct) of 1992 and 2005, the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) of 2007, and the General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Management Regulation (FMR).
Provides a high-level summary of federal fleet statutory requirements.
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Provides EISA § 142 requirements and resources for petroleum reduction.
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Provides EPAct 1992, EISA § 141, and GSA FMR Part 102-34 requirements related to acquiring vehicles.
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FEMP recommends a framework for fleet managers to develop, implement, and execute an overall fleet-specific petroleum reduction strategy.
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FEMP recommends best practices to right-size fleets, reduce miles traveled, improve efficiency, and more.
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Details applicability of fleet requirements to federal agencies and vehicles.
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Provides EISA § 142 and 246 and EPAct 2005 § 701 requirements related to alternative fuel.
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Describes EISA § 142 requirement for a written plan to achieve petroleum reduction and alternative fuel increase levels.
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Key Resources
Fact sheet describes FEMP Tiger Team project assistance to federal agencies transitioning to zero-emission vehicles.
Reviews hazards, threats, and disruptions that fleets may face, describes an approach to fleet management that incorporates resilience, and provides an overview of fleet resilience considerations.
Describes electric vehicle technical assistance that is available to help agencies meet fleet requirements.