Owner-Provided Equipment Handling & Logistics Coordination

The contract requires the responsible party to receive, store, and stage electric vehicle chargers provided by the owner, ensuring proper inventory management and readiness for installation. This includes maintaining secure and organized storage facilities and preparing equipment for timely deployment according to project timelines. In addition to handling the physical equipment, the contractor must serve as the central liaison between the City of Charlotte and the designated electrical subcontractor, facilitating seamless communication and coordination on logistics, scheduling, and site access to support efficient installation workflows. All activities must align with the city's operational standards and project goals without direct oversight from the contracting agency beyond the defined scope. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 484220, which pertains to specialized freight trucking services, reflecting the logistical nature of the responsibilities. The opportunity was posted on July 28, 2026, with proposals due by August 26, 2026, and performance is expected to take place within the City of Charlotte, North Carolina. While details such as point of contact and exact location are not specified, the contract emphasizes clear coordination between multiple parties and adherence to established logistical protocols to ensure timely and effective rollout of owner-provided EV infrastructure across the city.