Renovation of a service station / car wash facility in Sacramento, California. Working plans call for the renovation of a service station / car wash facility.

This RFI is issued for information and planning purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation.A response to this RFI is not an offer and cannot be accepted by the State to form a binding contract. Responders are solely responsible for all expenses associated with responding to this RFI. Responders must be aware that responses to this RFI are the property of the State and may be subject to the California Public Records Act (Government Code Section 7920.000 et seq.). As such, please do not include any proprietary information or any specific solutions in your response to this RFI. Submitting a response to this RFI will not enhance the review of that respondent's proposal(s) to any future solicitations. Not submitting a response to this RFI will not prohibit a response to any future solicitations nor disadvantage the evaluation of a response to any future solicitation. By submitting a response to this RFI, a responding vendor is implicitly agreeing with these conditions. All questions regarding the RFImust be submitted via email Any questions regarding this RFI should be directed to Binh Qiu, IT Procurement Officer at 916-891-8583 or ITProcurement@energy.ca.gov. Questions Due Tuesday, January 16, 2024, 12 noon State Responses to Questions Friday, January 19, 2024, 3pm The Energy Commission seeks input and comments from commercial software vendors on the development of Energy Commission's Electric Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure Project Tracker software tool. The construction and installation of EV charging stations requires the progression of complex tasks and engagements of several parties including the site host, developer, construction team, engineering team, local jurisdiction with permitting authority, supply procurement, and the local electric utility providing electrical service including investor-owned utilities and publicly-owned utilities This EV Infrastructure Project Tracker is intended to consist of a database and online dashboard that collects and tracks the progress of EV infrastructure projects from start to finish to create transparency and help state agencies and stakeholders better understand how long it takes to complete an EV charging project and identify bottlenecks. The EV Infrastructure Project Tracker will include project permitting and construction statistics from EV charging projects funded by the Energy Commission. Grant recipients may be required to report relevant data as a grant requirement for future Clean Transportation Program solicitations. The EV Infrastructure Project Tracker may consist of: o A data portal or dashboard that allows recipients of EV infrastructure grant funding to seamlessly report EV charging station permitting, construction, electric distribution utility steps, and project milestone timeline data to the Energy Commission in an automated fashion. Data fields may include but are not limited to milestone dates, costs, equipment lists, and comments with the option to upload supporting documentation. o A relational database to allow Energy Commission staff to store data to ensure easy accessibility and analyze timeline data. This database will need to be integrated with the Energy Commission's Fuels and Transportation Division's central SQL database and should automatically link different data fields submitted by different stakeholders regarding the same EV charging site. This database should be Salesforce, AWS and/or Snowflake compatible. o An internal web dashboard that allows the Energy Commission to review timeline information, and a separate external web dashboard that allows the Energy Commission to report summary timeline statistics to the public, which may include the permitting and construction status of individual EV charging stations that are under development as well as steps, interactions, and timelines with electric distribution utilities throughout California