Megawatt Charging Station Installation – Harbor Development Permit No. 26-020

The contract involves the installation of a Megawatt Charging System at the Port of Long Beach’s existing heavy-duty truck charging station depot, including two dispensers and all necessary electrical infrastructure such as an outdoor-rated panelboard and a site controller. The work is scoped to integrate these components seamlessly into the current charging facility, ensuring compatibility, reliability, and compliance with heavy-duty vehicle operational demands. The system is designed to support high-power charging needs for commercial electric trucks, aligning with regional decarbonization goals and infrastructure modernization efforts. The project is tied to Harbor Development Permit No. 26-020 and is being managed by the Port of Long Beach in California. Primary point of contact is Jennifer Blanchard, Environmental Specialist Associate, with Lien Dinh from Forum Mobility serving as a coordinating liaison. The contract was posted on May 27, 2026, and is categorized as a forecast, indicating anticipated future procurement. All work will be performed on-site in Long Beach, with no other geographical requirements specified. The installation must meet all relevant standards for outdoor electrical equipment and be fully operational within the depot’s existing framework without requiring major structural modifications to the station.