Request for proposals

Request for proposals: Assessment of labor and cost impacts of zero-emission HDV charging and distribution grid infrastructure investments in the U.S.

Summary
This request for proposals (RFP) seeks a consultant with demonstrated expertise in medium- and heavy-duty vehicle charging and distribution grid infrastructure projects to collaborate with and conduct original research for the International Council on Clean Transportation. The proposed project would A) estimate the labor impacts of investments related to new zero-emission Class 4-8 heavy-duty vehicle (HDV) infrastructure, and B) assess the costs of electric vehicle supply equipment and electric utility grid investments necessary to support zero-emission HDVs in the United States. For both tasks, the primary project elements are (1) engagement with the ICCT staff, and (2) research and quantitative and qualitative data collection and submission to the ICCT. The downloadable RFP provides more project details and guidance on preparation of application materials.

Budget
The maximum bid for the proposed work of Task A and Task B combined is $60,000 (total, including all taxes and fees). Bids exceeding this amount will be not be eligible.

Timeframe
This project will be done from September to November 2024 (see details in the RFP document).

Proposal deadline
Proposals must be received by September 10, 2024 (11:59pm Pacific US time). Late proposals will not be considered. The ICCT may answer or ask clarification questions but is not obligated to respond to inquiries.

Submission
Please send submission materials (1) the proposal in Word or pdf format of 9-11 pages: (2) the principal investigator’s curriculum vitae of up to 3 pages; (3) 3 examples of related projects, if not publicly accessible online; and (4) contact information for two professional references to via email. Additional details on submission requirements are described in the RFP document.

 

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