Bell Gardens Granicus #RFP - Zero-Emissions Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan

Consulting Services for Zero-Emissions Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan for Bell Gardens, CA

The City of Bell Gardens, California, is seeking a qualified consultant to develop a comprehensive Zero-Emissions Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan (ZEVCIP) to address gaps in citywide electric vehicle (EV) charging access, with a focus on equity for under-resourced communities. - Government Buyer: - City of Bell Gardens, Planning Department - Scope of Work: - Assessment of existing EV charging infrastructure - Forecasting future charging needs based on anticipated zero-emission vehicle adoption - Technical analysis including GIS mapping, traffic flow studies, and environmental impact assessments - Stakeholder engagement with public agencies, utilities, community organizations, businesses, and residents - Site-specific recommendations for new charging station locations - Development of funding strategies and actionable implementation plans - Compliance with the City's Environmental Justice element, Climate Action Plan, and California greenhouse gas reduction goals - Services Requested: - Consulting services for technical, financial, and community engagement aspects of the ZEVCIP - Deliverables include comprehensive reports, GIS maps, community engagement materials, and presentations to City Council and Caltrans Board - Unique Requirements: - Emphasis on equitable access for disadvantaged communities - Alignment with state and regional environmental and transportation guidelines - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Contract Duration: - Initial two-year term, with potential for two one-year extensions

Description

The City of Bell Gardens is seeking proposals for the development of 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, and providing site-specific recommendations and funding strategies. The project will leverage tools such as GIS mapping and environmental impact assessments to identify optimal charging station locations, aligning with the City's environmental and climate goals.

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