Cooperative purchasing
Generac equipment may be available to your agency through cooperative purchasing contracts, which can let you buy without running a separate bid. Ask us and we'll confirm what's current and what it covers.
Industries · municipal & water
Generator service for lift stations, well houses and public safety
Every standby unit your municipality owns on one schedule, with consistent reports, a fall budget planning document and 24/7 response.
For public works and water superintendents
One vendor for every standby unit the village owns
Lift stations, well houses, treatment plants, village halls, fire stations and public works garages. Many municipalities have a dozen units from five brands and no single schedule.
- Every unit on one preventive schedule
- Consistent reports across brands
- Budget planning report each fall: age, condition and what's coming in two to three years
- Load bank testing for water and public safety units
- 24/7 response for lift station and well failures
MunicipalFleet
- Typical size
- 40 – 750 kW
- Units per client
- Often 5 – 15
- Brands
- Mixed fleets
- Contact
- Public works director
- Report
- Annual budget plan
Purchasing
Cooperative purchasing and bid ready paperwork
Bids and vendor packets
We respond to maintenance and load bank bids and keep a vendor packet ready: W-9, certificate of insurance, licenses and safety program.
Straight answers
Common questions
Can't find your question? Call 847-951-3678 and talk to a technician.
Can you service generators from different brands for one village?
Yes. We service all brands — Kohler, Cummins, Onan, Caterpillar, MTU, Katolight, Winco, Taylor — not just Generac. Every unit goes on one schedule with one report format.
Do you offer a free condition assessment for municipal generators?
Yes. We walk your sites and provide a written assessment of age, condition and testing status for each unit, plus what we'd expect to need attention in the next two to three years. No charge.