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 covering the supply and delivery of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and related equipment to state and local jurisdictions. Recent state and local solicitations show the code in use for the provision of publicly accessible and fleet-level EV charging stations, including hardware, cloud-based management subscriptions, warranties, and activation services; solar-powered multi-unit e-bike and scooter charging stations; and battery supply and maintenance services supporting electric generation facilities. The issuing bodies span county governments, school districts, and public universities. Boulder County (Colorado), Pinellas County School District (Florida), the University of Southern Mississippi, and the City of Tallahassee (Florida) have posted opportunities under or closely aligned with this code. The work includes both capital equipment procurement (charging stations, solar systems, batteries) and ongoing service delivery (weekly maintenance visits, battery load testing, stock rotation).

The code shows recent activity concentrated in Florida and the Southeast, with representation also in Colorado and Mississippi. Boulder County is soliciting sealed bids for ChargePoint public and fleet charging stations with delivery to 2525 28th Street, Boulder, Colorado, proposals due September 9, 2026, as an IFB on the Bonfire portal; the scope comprises three public dual-port units, three fleet dual-port units with 80-amp capacity, and one DC fast-charging system with delivery and activation services but excluding installation. Pinellas County School District issued an IFB (26AM014) for motor vehicle batteries across four bus compounds in Largo, Tarpon Springs, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg, due August 19, 2026, with an estimated annual contract value of approximately $65,000 and contract period from October 13, 2026 through October 12, 2027 plus two optional renewals; a five percent Florida business preference applies. The University of Southern Mississippi requested sealed bids for a solar-powered e-bike and scooter charging station (BID 27-08) with a minimum 16-unit capacity, due September 1, 2026, with evaluation weighting technical compliance at 30%, experience at 20%, sustainability at 15%, warranty and support at 15%, and cost at 20%. The City of Tallahassee issued an IFB (076-26-RM) for battery load testing at 23 substations and two generating stations with approximately 20 annual tests, base term of four years plus an optional two-year extension, due June 16, 2026; local vendor preference is available for entities with a permanent place of business in Leon, Wakulla, Gadsden, or Jefferson County for at least six months prior to submission.