EV Charging Construction, Operation and Maintenance

The City of Roseville is seeking competitive bids for a comprehensive, full-turnkey project to develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure under the Charging & Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program. The project spans five years and includes multiple phases: initial pre-construction services, construction, project close-out, ongoing network operation and maintenance, and data reporting and auditing. The selected contractor will be responsible for acquiring, constructing, installing, maintaining, and managing the EV Supply Equipment (EVSE), ensuring the infrastructure is operational and meets the grant’s requirements. A key stipulation is that the contractor must contribute 20% private investment to fulfill the matching grant criteria. Bidders are required to submit their proposals electronically by July 31, 2024, to the designated RFP Manager, Mark Campbell. The project budget ranges from five to fifteen million dollars, and the contract emphasizes the importance of experienced firms capable of delivering a large-scale, multi-phase infrastructure project. The initiative aligns with California’s push toward sustainable transportation, and the awarded contractor will play a vital role in expanding the city’s EV charging network, supporting environmental goals, and ensuring reliable operation and data management throughout the project’s duration.