Electrical Charging Station-CDOT Dist 1 Eureka

The California Department of Transportation, District 1 in Eureka, is undertaking the installation of electric vehicle charging station infrastructure at its office location to support state goals for reducing carbon emissions. The scope includes excavating a 160-foot trench, 30 inches deep, to lay electrical conduit, install signage, and place a protective bollard. Additional work involves setting up the full electric vehicle charging equipment and a servicing pedestal within the Caltrans parking area to enable operational charging capability for fleet and visitor vehicles. The project is positioned as a forward-looking initiative under the broader state environmental agenda, with the work aimed at modernizing transportation infrastructure with clean energy technology. The project is forecasted as of August 15, 2025, and is being managed by the ZEVI Branch under the direction of Project Manager Abbas Pourheidari, who can be reached at the provided contact details. While no solicitation number or set-aside details are currently available, the place of performance is clearly defined as Eureka, California, and the effort is being coordinated through Caltrans’ internal processes to ensure alignment with state infrastructure and sustainability objectives. The installation is designed to be fully integrated into existing facilities, enabling immediate use upon completion and contributing to long-term emissions reductions across state operations.