Peterbilt Motors Co. has expanded its cooperative purchasing agreement with Sourcewell and its Canadian partner, Canoe Procurement Group, to include the company's battery-electric truck lineup.

The agreement provides procurement access to Peterbilt trucks for government, education, nonprofit and tribal organizations in the United States and Canada.

The contract, which has been extended through July 2028, gives Sourcewell's more than 50,000 member organizations access to competitively solicited contracts with pre-negotiated pricing and terms across Peterbilt's Class 5 through Class 8 lineup, including on-highway, vocational, medium-duty and battery-electric trucks.

"Our long-standing relationship with Sourcewell reflects Peterbilt's commitment to serving public fleets," said Erik Johnson, assistant general manager of sales and marketing at Peterbilt. "By adding our electric vehicles to the contract and eliminating lengthy bidding processes, we're helping organizations streamline vehicle procurement."

According to Peterbilt, Sourcewell's cooperative purchasing program is designed to simplify the procurement process while helping participating organizations meet purchasing requirements. Membership is free for eligible organizations.

Authorized Peterbilt dealers across North America will sell vehicles through the contract.