Dynamic Wireless Charging Infrastructure Installation (Roadway Coils)

The contract entails the installation of dynamic wireless charging coils beneath the pavement along Charles E. Young Drive South, requiring precise cutting and excavation to accommodate the coil embedment without compromising pavement integrity. The work includes the strategic placement of wireless charging infrastructure, followed by specialized sealing and protective layering to ensure long-term durability under vehicular traffic and environmental exposure. Integration with Dynamic Management Units is a critical component, ensuring seamless communication between the charging system and traffic control infrastructure to enable real-time power delivery to electric vehicles in motion. All phases must adhere to strict engineering standards for safety, performance, and minimal disruption to surrounding traffic and utilities. The project is classified under NAICS code 238210 for paving and surfacing contractors and is structured as a subcontract under the University of California, Los Angeles, with performance centered in the 90095 zip code area. Although the solicitation number and point of contact are not provided, the posting date of June 19, 2026, indicates an upcoming procurement timeline. The scope demands certified expertise in embedded wireless technology, pavement restoration, and high-precision infrastructure integration, with deliverables focused on reliability, scalability, and compliance with emerging standards for dynamic electric vehicle charging systems.