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Development and Deployment of Non-Grid Tied EV Charging Technologies with Carsharing Services

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BD-26-1217-MAPC1-MAPC1-119810State & Local

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The contract revolves around a Request for Information issued by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) to gather insights for developing a future procurement aimed at deploying non-grid tied electric vehicle (EV) charging technologies—such as solar-powered stations, portable batteries, or charging-as-a-service models—paired with EV carsharing services in underserved communities within the Greater Boston area. The initiative emphasizes community engagement, equitable access, and scalable solutions to overcome barriers like utility delays and high installation costs. The RFI seeks detailed information on technical approaches, operational experience, community outreach strategies, and cost structures, with responses due by September 8, 2025. The eventual goal is to inform a formal RFP for a joint venture team responsible for site selection, deployment, community education, data collection, and program evaluation, with project sizes estimated between five and fifteen million dollars. The legal and contractual framework governing this RFI is primarily rooted in Massachusetts state law, specifically the Public Records Law and the Uniform Procurement Act, which dictate that all responses become public records and that procurement processes adhere to state regulations. No federal acquisition regulation clauses or specific contract clauses are incorporated at this stage, as the document is non-binding and solely for information gathering. There are no explicit requirements for packaging, marking, or inspection procedures, nor are there defined evaluation criteria, weights, or award basis—these will be established in the subsequent RFP. Administrative details such as payment offices, invoicing procedures, or key personnel are not specified, reflecting the preliminary nature of the RFI. Respondents are instructed to submit a single PDF response via COMMBUYS by the deadline, including a cover page with official contact details, and are advised that all responses are public and must avoid sensitive or proprietary information. Overall, this RFI serves as a foundational step to shape a future, comprehensive procurement process focused on innovative, community-focused EV infrastructure and mobility solutions.

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MAPC Request for Information Non-Grid Tied Charging EV Carshare Services RFI # BD-26-1217-MAPC1

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RFI Amendment 3 for Non-Grid Tied Electric Vehicle Carshare Pilot

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RFI BD-26-1217-MAPC1 Non-Grid Tied EV Carshare Pilot Q&A

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AgencyMassachusetts → Metropolitan Area Planning Council
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MAPC is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) to solicit information that will inform the development of an RFP to procure a joint venture team(s) that can deploy non-grid tied electric vehicle (EV) charging technologies (e.g., solar, portable battery, or charging-as-a-service) paired with EV carsharing services.

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