TRC Partners to Deliver On-Demand Solution to the Public Sector
The partnership makes TRC’s on-demand transit solutions available to U.S. federal, state, and local government agencies.

The Routing Company is looking to make it easier for those in the public sector to implement their on-demand transit solutions.
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The Routing Company (TRC) announced a partnership with Carahsoft Technology Corp.
Carahsoft will serve as TRC’s Master Government Aggregator, making the company’s on-demand transit solutions available to the public sector through Carahsoft’s reseller partners and NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V, Information Technology Enterprise Solutions – Software 2, National Association of State Procurement Officials, and OMNIA Partners contracts.
“Making our solutions readily available through Carahsoft’s wide range of contracts is a significant step forward for TRC,” said James Cox, Chief Executive Officer, TRC “This partnership increases our accessibility to Government agencies and underscores our commitment to delivering cutting-edge transit solutions that are impactful and easy to adopt.”
Getting Into the Public Sector
The strategic partnership ensures TRC’s technology is readily available to Government agencies across the U.S.
By utilizing cooperative procurement contracts on Carahsoft’s platform, the public sector can now easily access TRC’s advanced transit solutions without the complexities of traditional procurement processes, accelerating the adoption of their mobility systems.
Carahsoft’s contract program plays a critical role in facilitating Government procurement for TRC’s transit solutions by providing trusted frameworks for agencies seeking access to a wide range of technology solutions.
Making On-Demand Transit Easy
The integration of on-demand transit services is still uncharted territory for many Government agencies.
Carahsoft’s cooperative procurement contracts simplify access to TRC’s solutions, eliminating the need for resource intensive RFPs and enabling agencies to explore and adopt on-demand transit without being experts in the technology beforehand.
To further educate the public sector and potential partners, TRC recently published the industry’s first On-Demand Transit Buyer’s Guide for 2025.
The guide is a comprehensive resource outlining 15 critical considerations for designing, testing, and launching on-demand transit services. This guide equips agencies with the insights they need to future-poof their transit systems.
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