Opportunity
Bell Gardens Granicus #RFP_ZEVCIP_Consultant
Consulting Services for Zero-Emissions Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan in Bell Gardens, CA
Posted
July 09, 2026
Respond By
August 06, 2026
Identifier
RFP_ZEVCIP_Consultant
NAICS
541620
The City of Bell Gardens in Los Angeles County is seeking a qualified consulting firm to develop a comprehensive Zero-Emissions Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan (ZEVCIP). - Government Buyer: - City of Bell Gardens, Planning Department (with coordination from Public Works, Community Development, and Police Departments) - Scope of Work: - Assess current citywide electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure - Forecast future charging needs based on anticipated zero-emission vehicle adoption - Conduct feasibility studies and technical analyses (including GIS mapping, traffic flow studies, and environmental impact assessments) - Engage stakeholders such as public agencies, utility providers, community organizations, businesses, and residents - Facilitate advisory committee meetings and public outreach - Develop site-specific recommendations for new ZEV charging stations, with a focus on equitable access for under-resourced communities - Recommend funding strategies and ensure compliance with state and regional guidelines - Deliver comprehensive reports, community engagement materials, and actionable implementation strategies - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting services for the development of the ZEVCIP (1 engagement) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on equity and access for disadvantaged communities - Use of advanced planning tools (GIS, traffic studies, environmental assessments) - Multi-departmental coordination and public engagement - Compliance with state and regional transportation and environmental standards - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation.
Description
The City of Bell Gardens is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to develop a comprehensive Zero-Emissions Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan (ZEVCIP). The plan aims to address the deficiency of citywide electric vehicle charging infrastructure with a focus on equitable access for under-resourced communities. The scope includes assessing existing infrastructure, forecasting future needs, engaging stakeholders, creating detailed installation plans, and recommending funding strategies. The project will leverage advanced tools such as GIS mapping and environmental impact assessments to identify optimal charging station locations.