Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

The State of Nevada Purchasing Division has issued a Request for Information (RFI) regarding Electric Vehicle Charging Station Services under solicitation number 99SWC-S3964. This informational release is intended to gather market intelligence on vendor capabilities, cost structures, and service models rather than to solicit immediate bids or proposals. The scope of interest involves comprehensive support for the state's existing electric vehicle infrastructure, specifically focusing on the maintenance of 41 chargers located at various sites, including DMV locations, the Richard Bryan State Office Building, and the Stewart Cultural Center & Museum. Key service requirements include routine inspections, emergency repairs, component replacement, system uptime monitoring, and the management of existing warranties. A critical component of the requested services involves advanced management and billing capabilities. Vendors are expected to provide a complete billing system capable of managing user charges for both standard and superchargers, with the ability to segment invoices by state agency, public usage, or individual charging stations. The system must also include fraud prevention tools and support payment processing in compliance with NRS 356.005–356.011, including same-day deposit functionality. While this RFI does not result in an immediate award, the state is seeking detailed information regarding maintenance costs, software subscriptions, and operational support. Interested parties must submit their responses through the NevadaEPro portal by the deadline of October 2, 2026, at 2:00 pm PT. Any future contract would require strict adherence to state insurance mandates, including significant coverage limits for general liability, automobile liability, and professional liability.