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Electric Vehicle Charging Station Equipment and Services

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NASPO-ADT-150State & Local

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The Electric Vehicle Charging Station Equipment and Services contract, identified as solicitation NASPO-ADT-150 and RFP BPM037964, is a cooperative purchasing agreement led by the State of Maryland in collaboration with NASPO ValuePoint. Effective from June 1, 2024, through May 31, 2029, the agreement consists of an initial three-year term with two optional one-year renewals. The contract is divided into two primary award categories: Level 2 EV Chargers and Level 3 DC Fast Chargers. The scope encompasses all necessary hardware, including original equipment and replacement parts, as well as software and comprehensive support services such as training, repair, professional consulting, and project development. Fourteen vendors were awarded contracts across these categories based on a natural break evaluation process. Purchasing entities may selectively acquire any combination of hardware, software, and support services available under the Master Agreement. Additionally, depending on state jurisdiction, entities may choose to procure specific installation, project development, and consulting services through their own independent state procurement methods or existing contracts. This initiative is designed to provide a streamlined, comprehensive solution for public entities to develop, install, and maintain electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

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Master Agreement for Level 2 and 3 EV charging systems, hardware, software, installation, and services through May 2027 via NASPO ValuePoint.

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NASPO ValuePoint EV Charging Stations RFP BPM037964

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RFP BPM037964 Electric Vehicle Charging Station Equipment and Services

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EV Charging Stations Portfolio Map - BPM037964

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EV Charging Station Discounts Full List

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RFP Overview - EV Charging Stations

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AgencyMaryland
Contacts4 people available
OfficeMD, USA
Organization / AgencyMaryland
Office AddressMD, USA
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Matthew SmithLead State Administrator
Nick HughesNASPO CPM
Tanya CampbellNASPO SEM
Anna TotzkeCooperative Portfolio Coordinator

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This portfolio covers two (2) categories listed below: Category 1: Level 2 - EV Chargers Hardware/Software/Support Services); Category 2: Level 3 - DC Fast Chargers Hardware/Software/Support Services) The scope for these two categories includes all hardware (inclusive of original equipment purchases and replacement parts), software, and support services (i.e., training, repair, professional services, consulting services, project development, etc.) to develop, install, maintain, and repair the applicable Level 2 or 3 charging station. A Purchasing Entity may selectively purchase any combination of hardware, software, and support services made available through a resulting Master Agreement based on the category awarded under the Master Agreement. Additionally, per each State’s individual jurisdiction, it may elect to select the additional installation, project development, and consulting services through their own state procurement methods and/or contracts. You can find more information about this portfolio here: https://info.naspo.org/naspo-valuepoint-ev-charging-station

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