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Fleet Fast EV Charging - Construction

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The Port of Seattle in Washington is forecasting a construction project focused on the implementation of fleet fast EV charging infrastructure. This initiative aims to establish high-speed charging capabilities to support the agency's electric vehicle fleet operations. Interested parties can coordinate with the primary port contact, Angela Peterson, or the project manager, Katie Techa. Further details regarding the solicitation can be accessed through the Port of Seattle's official hosting portal.

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Port of Seattle construction project for fleet fast EV charging infrastructure implementation.

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Washington → Port of Seattle

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AgencyWashington → Port of Seattle
Contacts2 people available
OfficeWA
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Washington → Port of Seattle
Office AddressWA
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Angela PetersonPort Contact
Katie TechaProject Manager

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Fast EV Charging

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