The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is seeking proposals to install direct‑current fast‑charging (DCFC) electric‑vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) at up to eight sites across two tracks – Alternative Fuel Corridor (AFC) sites and Community sites. Each site must provide at least four 150 kW DCFC ports (total site capacity ≥ 600 kW), support both CCS and NACS connectors, be publicly accessible 24/7, and meet ADA requirements. Funding of up to $45 million of federal NEVI formula money will cover 60‑80 % of eligible costs, with the remainder provided by the proposer. Proposals must include a narrative, detailed budget, and environmental checklist, and must be submitted by 23 June 2026. Selected contractors will design, procure, install, commission, and operate the chargers for a minimum five‑year in‑service period, providing ongoing maintenance, uptime reporting, and data submission to FHWA.
• Minimum four DCFC ports per site, each ≥150 kW (≥600 kW total).
• Dual‑connector requirement (CCS + NACS) on every port.
• Up to eight proposals per firm; sites must be within defined AFC distances or meet community‑track spacing rules.
• Funding covers 60‑80 % of costs; proposer must supply the remaining non‑federal share (40 % downstate, 20 % upstate).
• Contract term 5 years with 75 % reimbursement after installation and annual 5 % installments thereafter.
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