WattEV 3C: Stockton

The contract involves the installation, commissioning, and ongoing operation of a public electric vehicle charging station in Stockton, California, specifically designed to support medium- and heavy-duty battery electric trucks. This initiative is led by the California Energy Commission and will be carried out by WattEV, with the facility located at 95206 to address the growing need for infrastructure that serves freight and logistics operations in the region. The project aims to enhance regional air quality and reduce emissions by enabling commercial fleets to transition to zero-emission vehicles through reliable, accessible charging capabilities. Kristi Villareal, Air Pollution Specialist with the Energy Commission, serves as the primary point of contact, overseeing compliance and environmental outcomes, while Marcelo Barros of WattEV acts as Project Manager responsible for implementation and day-to-day operations. The contract was posted on August 13, 2025, as a forecast indicating future procurement intent, and though no solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, the focus is squarely on establishing a permanent charging solution in an area with high freight traffic. The infrastructure will be operated long-term to ensure sustained access for fleet operators, supporting state goals for decarbonizing transportation and improving community health outcomes through cleaner freight movement.