Thank you for your interest in the County of Riverside. The County of Riverside Purchasing & Fleet Department is constantly looking for suppliers of the varied goods and services it procures. The Purchasing department provides and coordinates the procurement of good and services for the County of Riverside to ensure fair and competitive pricing, ensuring adherence to the County's procurement codes and California and Federal laws. We work collaboratively, ethically and responsibly to manage and oversee the procurement needs for the County of Riverside.  

The Fleet Services division provides a comprehensive fleet management program for all vehicles and light trucks in the central County fleet. This includes vehicle selection and acquisition, maintenance, upfitting and modification, accident repair, fuel sales, car wash, vehicle and surplus disposal. The division leases vehicles for long-term use to County departments and agencies as well as maintains 2 central motor pools for short-term rentals. The division operates 12 fueling locations, 2 maintenance facilities and 3 car washes strategically located throughout the County. The division owns and maintains over 2,500 vehicles, including a growing percentage of fuel efficient hybrids, electric and alternative fuel vehicles.

Central Mail processes all county incoming and outgoing US Postal Services mail, certified and registered mail, packages and interoffice mail. This division sorts all interoffice mail for 418 mail stops and delivers to 295 locations throughout the County, excluding Blythe. By consolidating all outgoing mail for the County, the County saves on postage through bar-coding and presorting discounts.

The Fiscal section of the Purchasing and Fleet Department provides services for the four divisions of this department: Purchasing, Central Mail, Supply Services and Fleet Services. Services provided by the Fiscal section include: accounts payable, accounts receivable, general accounting, statistical analysis, productivity reports, rate development, and budgeting. In effort to streamline payment process to vendors, the County of Riverside has decentralized the accounts payable function out to all departments and agencies. This division processes invoices only for goods and services utilized by the Purchasing and Fleet Department. Vendors should contact the using departments (where the goods or services were delivered) for other payment inquiries.

The Surplus division manages the disposal of County surplus items, such as office equipment, by redistributing to other County departments or agencies. The division also facilitates surplus bids through the use of third party auction companies. Surplus materials are any materials that no longer have any use to the County. This includes obsolete and scrap materials, unserviceable equipment, vehicles and nonexpendable materials that have completed their useful life cycle. 

Management Team:

• Jose Cardoza, Central Mail Services Manager
• Marlana McSkimming, Administrative Support Services Manager
• Misley Wang, Principal Accountant
• Michael Jabaay, Fleet Operations Manager
• Riley James, Procurement Compliance Officer