UNSPSC 25175001: Electric vehicle portable charger

Portable charging unit that can be carried in the vehicle, used as emergency back up to recharge vehicle battery.

UNSPSC 25175001 Electric vehicle portable charger is a Commodity code. State and local governments procuring under this code are buying stationary and semi-mobile charging infrastructure and related repair, maintenance, and installation services for light-duty and transit electric vehicles. Recent opportunities show a mix of electrical infrastructure upgrades at municipal facilities (installation of Level 2 and Level 3 chargers), authorized repair and maintenance for existing charger networks, and construction services for battery electric bus charging systems. The issuing bodies are predominantly cities and transit authorities in the South and West, with Florida municipalities (Tallahassee, Doral) and Utah transit agencies (Park City Municipal Corporation) active in the past six months. Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts are the primary buyers; school districts and state correctional facilities have not appeared as EV charger procurers in recent solicitations. The code shows moderate activity focused on fleet electrification infrastructure rather than consumer-facing portable devices.

The City of Tallahassee posted an IFB on May 18, 2026, with a June 16 response deadline for battery load testing services at electric substations and generating stations—a maintenance activity supporting generator backup systems rather than EV charging. The City of Doral, Florida, solicited bids on April 15, 2026, due April 27, 2026, for electrical infrastructure updates and installation of five Level 2 and one Level 3 EV charger at the Doral Government Center, with contractor responsibility for design, installation, testing, and commissioning. Park City Municipal Corporation issued an RFP on February 2, 2026, due February 27, 2026, for construction services to install five 150kW ABB bus chargers at a transit facility, with federal FTA funding and Davis-Bacon wage compliance required. Broward County Transportation Department solicited repair and maintenance services for existing ChargePoint DC fast chargers on April 21, 2026, due May 5, 2026, as a three-year indefinite-quantity contract available to other county agencies. The code shows EV infrastructure activity concentrated in Florida and the Mountain West, with most opportunities tied to municipal facilities, transit agencies, and federally funded projects requiring compliance with Buy America and nondiscrimination provisions.