Regional Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure

The Houston-Galveston Area Council is soliciting proposals to develop a Regional Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan covering all eight counties within the Houston Metropolitan Planning Area. The contractor will lead a comprehensive stakeholder and public engagement process to produce a plan grounded in the best available data, with a strong emphasis on air quality impacts and alignment with regional priorities. The effort must build upon prior studies and initiatives by agencies and community organizations, culminating in actionable recommendations that support expanded consumer vehicle choices and future infrastructure planning. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the H-GAC Procurement Portal by August 27, 2026, and all communication with agency personnel during the solicitation period is restricted to designated contacts to ensure fairness. The contract is administered under NAICS code 541613 and is classified as a State and Local Government (SLED) procurement with no set-aside specified. The agency’s office is located in Houston, Texas, and the award will be made based on a process that is not fully detailed in the available information, with no pricing data, evaluation factors, or contract type explicitly defined. Performance is expected to occur across the entire Houston metropolitan region, and while no formal delivery schedule or payment instructions are provided, the contracting office will oversee acceptance of the final plan. Offerors are required to comply with general federal procurement ethics, including prohibitions on gratuities and direct contact with H-GAC staff outside of official channels.