Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Sierra District Office

The project entails the installation of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment at the Sierra District Office parking lot to support two future Electric Vehicle Charging Stations. This includes constructing the necessary electrical infrastructure such as buried conduits, new wiring, and connected power systems drawing from the site’s existing electrical source. Fixed bollards and wheel stops will be installed to safeguard the equipment, and designated parking stalls will be clearly marked with stenciling and signage indicating exclusive use for EV charging. All work involving pavement saw cutting, trenching, backfilling, and surface restoration must comply with applicable laws and regulations, ensuring the lot is returned to its original condition after construction. The installation does not include the actual charging units themselves, which are scoped for future deployment. The project is forecasted by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, with primary point of contact Todd Lewis, Chief of District Facilities Management, and Janelle Goulding, Project Director II from the Office of Sustainability, overseeing execution. Work will be performed at the Sierra District Office location in California and is intended to establish foundational infrastructure for eventual EV charging capabilities, promoting sustainable transportation within state-managed facilities without immediate deployment of the charging stations.