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Electrical Infrastructure & EVSE Installation

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This subcontract for Electrical Infrastructure and EVSE Installation involves the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure for prime contractors working on City of Charlotte Department of General Services projects. The scope of work includes the installation of four Dual Port Level II 80 amp chargers and one 200 KW DC fast charger, along with all necessary power distribution equipment. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for installing conduits and circuit breakers to support five future Level II chargers to ensure a fully operational system. Qualified bidders must possess a valid North Carolina electrical license and sign a Confidentiality Agreement to access restricted site data. The solicitation was posted on October 15, 2026, with a response deadline of November 12, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 238210 and is managed through the City of Charlotte.

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Subcontract for installing EV charging infrastructure and power equipment for City of Charlotte.

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This scope was carved out of 269-2027-030.

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CMPD Steele Creek EV Charger Additions

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Installs EV charging infrastructure for prime contractors on City of Charlotte Department of General Services projects. Installs four Dual Port Level II 80 amp chargers and one 200 KW DC fast charger, including all power distribution equipment. Installs conduits and circuit breakers for five future Level II chargers. Requires NC electrical license and signed Confidentiality Agreement for restricted site data. Delivers a fully operational EV charging system.

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