Description
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) is offering the “Leading by Example Clean Energy Grants for State Entities – Fleet EVSE Deployment 4.0” to fund the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure for eligible state‑owned fleets and related domicile charging. The grant provides up to $627,390 total, with a maximum of $300,000 per eligible entity and a dedicated $127,390 for domicile charging, plus a possible $25,000 environmental‑justice add‑on. Eligible applicants include executive‑branch agencies, quasi‑public authorities, and public colleges/universities that are subject to Executive Order 594. Projects must be completed by June 30 2027, with installation commissioned within six months of the grant agreement, and must include a minimum of two charging ports per non‑domicile site and a five‑year maintenance commitment. Procurement must follow statewide contract vehicles (VEH122 or TRD01) for executive‑branch agencies, and contractors must provide itemized cost proposals, network‑data reporting, and compliance with Massachusetts appliance efficiency standards.
• Funding up to $300k per entity (total pool $627,390)
• Applies to EVSE hardware, networking, three‑year maintenance, and pre‑wiring for future expansion
• Mandatory five‑year operation/maintenance, data reporting, and installation completion by 6/30/2027
• Eligibility limited to state‑owned agencies and quasi‑public entities with a fleet‑electrification plan.
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Contact
Sophia Vitello(Data & Project Analyst)