WALNUT CREEK, CA - KelleyAmerit Fleet Services, Inc. and Kelley Fleet Services, LLC announced that the two have merged. The companies will now both operate under the KelleyAmerit Fleet Services (KAFS) name.
The companies said that this merger combines Kelley’s expertise in fleet maintenance services with KelleyAmerit’s capacity for business process efficiency and “best-practices” execution.
KAFS said it promises a seamless transition for existing customers, with no change in terms, account services, or technical expertise. The companies said thiw merger brings greater financial strength and stability, a more scalable, nationwide footprint and expertise in the management and maintenance of alternative fuel vehicles.
Additionally, KAFS stated it now offers a broader range of management and optimization services, including parts and fuel procurement programs, standardized shop management and safety practices, labor tracking, and workforce optimization.
“We’re ushering in the New Year by introducing an entirely new era in fleet management. We call it The Power of One—One Process, One Fleet and One Partner. By uniting these two great companies, we’ve created the largest single-source provider of all-inclusive fleet management services, offering greater cost savings, scalability, quality and depth of service than ever seen before” said Bob Brauer, President. “This comprehensive solution has already earned the trust of AT&T, one of the largest fleets in the country, and we look forward to making this powerful, holistic approach available to our current and future clients across the country.”
KelleyAmerit Fleet Services is a certified Disabled Veterans Business Enterprise (DVBE).
“Both companies have long been known for their hands-on approach and personalized service. The new KelleyAmerit Fleet Services is committed to continuing to provide that level of support for all our customers,” said Gary Herbold, KAFS CEO. “We are very pleased to have KelleyAmerit Fleet Services and its customers as part of our growing, and financially sound, Amerit Family of Companies. We look forward to leveraging the combined power of one company, one process and one partner to deliver the best value in fleet management solutions available in the industry today.”
KelleyAmerit Fleet Services Merges with Kelley Fleet Services
WALNUT CREEK, CA - KelleyAmerit Fleet Services, Inc. and Kelley Fleet Services, LLC announced that the two have merged. The companies will now both operate under the KelleyAmerit Fleet Services (KAFS) name.
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