CTSI EV Charging Project

The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians is soliciting proposals for a turnkey design-build project to establish a regional electric vehicle charging network with up to thirty-two DC fast charging ports across Lincoln County, Oregon. The project will include a flexible configuration of single-port and dual-port Level 3 chargers designed to serve public users, tribal government vehicles, fleet operations, public transit, and emergency response units. Proposals must outline comprehensive solutions covering planning, engineering, installation, equipment procurement, and ongoing operational readiness, ensuring compatibility with regional charging standards and accessibility for all users. The solicitation, identified as S-X21600-00017233, was posted on June 15, 2026, with responses due by July 16, 2026. The project is managed by the tribe’s Planning office based in Siletz, Oregon, and all work must be performed within Lincoln County. Ian Keene is the primary point of contact for inquiries. This initiative aims to support tribal sustainability goals and regional transportation electrification efforts, and interested firms are expected to demonstrate proven experience in large-scale EV infrastructure deployment, knowledge of tribal and rural service environments, and ability to deliver a fully functional, reliable, and maintainable network within the specified timeline.