UNSPSC 25175002: Electric vehicle charging station

Non-portable charging station used to recharge vehicle battery. Primarily home-based.

UNSPSC 25175002 Electric vehicle charging station is a Commodity code that encompasses the procurement, installation, repair, and maintenance of EV charging infrastructure at state and local facilities. State and local governments buy charging station equipment (Level 2 and DC fast-charging units), full turnkey installation services including electrical infrastructure upgrades and site preparation, routine maintenance and emergency repair services, and networked monitoring and management systems. Recent solicitations show a mix of capital procurement for new charging stations deployed at parks, municipal parking facilities, transit bus depots, and state agency sites, alongside ongoing repair and maintenance contracts for existing charger fleets. Issuing bodies span state departments (California Department of State Hospitals, California Department of Water Resources, California Department of Education, Delaware Department of Transportation, Maryland Environmental Service), counties (Broward County Transportation Department, Williamson County), municipalities (City of Doral, City of Tallahassee, Town of Ridgefield, Town of Groton, Town of Palm Beach), state colleges (Florida Southwestern State College), school districts (Klein Independent School District), and transit authorities (Park City Municipal Corporation, Broward County Transportation).

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, and Utah, with the strongest recent concentration in California and Florida. Representative recent opportunities include the California Department of State Hospitals' IFB 26-64007 for EV charging station repair and maintenance services at the Coalinga facility, due August 7, 2026; the Delaware Department of Transportation's RFP for NEVI Round 2 deployment, operation, and maintenance of Level 2 and DC fast-charging stations at publicly accessible locations statewide, due August 4, 2026; the California Department of General Services' small-business-only IFB for EVSE installation at the Chrisman Pumping Plant in Kern County with four dual-port Level 2 stations, due July 28, 2026; the Town of Ridgefield, Connecticut's IFB for six Level 2 chargers at municipal properties, due June 30, 2026; the City of Doral's IFB for electrical infrastructure upgrades and installation of five double Level 2 chargers and one Level 3 charger at the Government Center, due April 27, 2026; the Maryland Environmental Service's IFB for the Janes Island State Park electrical distribution system upgrade to accommodate EV charging stations with a 15 percent MBE participation goal, due April 2, 2026; and the Park City Municipal Corporation's non-bid RFP for construction services to install five battery electric bus chargers at the Iron Horse Transit Bus Storage Facility, due February 27, 2026.