Mobile EV Charging Solution

The City of San Diego requires a mobile electric vehicle charging solution to address forecasted infrastructure needs that will heavily impact the regional power grid, particularly in grid-constrained, grid-deficient, and resource-scarce low-income or disadvantaged communities. The agency is seeking a solution to provide routine charging for light, medium, and heavy-duty fleet vehicles on a temporary basis before permanent infrastructure is installed, and to augment charging at sites with insufficient onsite load capacity. Additionally, the selected provider must support emergency in-field charging for depleted workforce or fleet vehicle batteries, and offer a power source to maintain mission-critical service delivery during power disruptions or blackouts. The scope of work also covers public charging at open space parking lots with minimal grid services, such as trailheads and sensitive land reserves, or areas with construction constraints like historical preservation zones. The agency requires mobile and deployable intermittent charging capabilities that can be utilized during emergency events. Performance of all work must take place onsite in San Diego, California, under a contract term spanning five years. Bidders must be located onshore within the United States to be eligible for this opportunity. The agency is requesting proposals to determine the budget and will accept digital submissions via email or an online portal. All questions regarding this procurement must be submitted by the deadline of June 15, 2026.