Terex AWP announces NJPA alliance

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28 June 2010

Terex Aerial Work Platforms (AWP) has announced a four-year state and municipal purchasing contract award with the National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA), which serves more than 31,000 governmental agencies.

Terex AWP will be the NJPA's exclusive source for aerial work platform products.

"Working with the NJPA is a unique opportunity to increase the exposure of Genie products," said Rusty Pugh, government sales manager, Terex AWP. "Our products will be able to reach a broad audience while providing a shorter lead time at competitive pricing. We look forward to working with the NJPA and our Genie dealers to provide world class business solutions to government agencies, school districts and non-profits nationally."

Pugh says the NJPA allows participating governmental agencies to reduce the costs of goods by leveraging their combined purchasing power. "Traditional bid proposals cost an agency an average of $8,000 to complete; this is simply a better way of doing business," he said.

"Government agencies view contracts as a cost effective manner to procure equipment," said Greg Haglin, NJPA contract manager. "Contract purchasing is increasing at a very rapid rate within local and state government purchasing. The speed to acquisition and cost are the absolute drivers."

According to Terex AWP, the relationship between it and the NJPA will be managed by the Federal Contracts Corp, which will monitor the bidding nationwide, advise Terex AWP of opportunities, address questions or concerns, assist dealer sales in quotations and establish training programs.

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