UNSPSC 78182102: Electric mobility service provider

An e-mobility service provider is a company offering an EV charging service to EV drivers. An EMSP creates value for its customers (EV drivers) by providing access to multiple charging points around a geographic area.

UNSPSC 78182102 Electric mobility service provider is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure repair, maintenance, and operational services for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, battery systems, and shared electric mobility fleets. The code spans discrete service categories: authorized technician repair and maintenance contracts for installed DC fast chargers at transit facilities; battery load testing and condition assessment for electric generation and backup power systems; and dockless shared mobility device operations including electric scooters, bikes, and cargo vehicles deployed for public hire. Issuing bodies include municipal electric utilities (City of Tallahassee), county transportation authorities (Broward County Transportation Department), general-purpose city governments (City of Doral, Salt Lake City Corporation), and regional transit systems. Recent opportunities show municipalities addressing dual infrastructure needs—hardening electrical grids and backup power reliability while simultaneously expanding vehicle electrification and micromobility options to support transportation decarbonization and Vision Zero initiatives.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and Utah. The City of Tallahassee issued IFB 076-26-RM (due June 16, 2026) for battery load testing at 23 electric substations and two generating stations across a four-year base term with an optional two-year extension, with mandatory site visits required at Hopkins Generating Station and Purdom Generating Station in May 2026; local vendor preference points were available for businesses established in Leon, Wakulla, Gadsden, or Jefferson County for a minimum of six months. Broward County Transportation Department issued an open-end indefinite-quantity contract (TRN2131706B1, due May 5, 2026) for ChargePoint DC Chargers repair and maintenance at its Ravenswood Road facility in Dania Beach, Florida, with active ChargePoint Training and Certification required throughout the three-year initial term plus two optional one-year renewals. The City of Doral, Florida posted a competitive bid solicitation (202613, due April 27, 2026) for electrical infrastructure modernization and installation of six Level 2 and Level 3 EV chargers at the Doral Government Center, requiring Florida electrical contractor licensure and three prior public entity electrical projects within five years. Salt Lake City Corporation issued duplicate RFPs (SLC26039 and SLCI26039, both due February 24, 2026) for dockless shared mobility device services—scooters, e-bikes, and electric cargo vehicles—across an initial five-year term with up to two operators each deploying a cumulative 3,000 devices, with evaluation weighted on fleet diversity, equity-focused pricing, transit integration, disadvantaged business enterprise participation, apprenticeships, and local small business involvement. The code shows active pursuit across municipal utilities, transportation authorities, and general-purpose cities in growth markets for EV infrastructure and micromobility.