National Car Charging, the nation's most experienced independent electric vehicle charging station reseller and installer, announced it has been awarded a multi-year NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement with the State of Maryland. This contract covers electric vehicle Level 2 and DC fast charging hardware, networking software, and O&M services. Although the rigorous review process was led by Maryland, the prestigious contract is open to all 50 U.S. states and territories. It aims to help public entities nationwide meet the growing demand for EV charging infrastructure through the Participating Addendum Process. Through this agreement, NCC and its Honolulu-based subsidiary, Aloha Charge, will efficiently and cost-effectively offer their products to state and local governments and educational entities across the nation.

Esteemed for its stringent vendor selection process, NASPO ValuePoint cooperative purchasing program ensures exceptional quality and value for its participants. "We are deeply honored to be chosen as the EV charging solutions provider for the State of Maryland and NASPO ValuePoint," said Jim Burness, CEO of National Car Charging. "Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our state-of-the-art portfolio.

With our proven track record and the NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement, we can effectively support the transition to electrified transportation smoothly and efficiently. This recognition is a testament to NCC's leadership in the EV charging sector. We sincerely appreciate NASPO's trust and remain dedicated to advancing sustainable transportation solutions across the nation."

NCC's extensive portfolio caters to the diverse and complex electrification needs of the public sector. This includes solutions for public and workplace parking, as well as a wide range of fleet vehicle applications such as school buses, police vehicles, trash trucks, street sweepers, and even watercraft. Their offerings ensure that every use case is covered, providing comprehensive support for the transition to electric vehicles.

"No two charging installations are alike, so we tailor our recommendations to fit each customer's unique needs," Burness shared. "To ensure public entities have the right tools, we've spent a decade curating the most reliable EV charging options on the market. We pair these with competitive pricing and stellar customer service, ensuring both station operators and drivers benefit." National Car Charging isn't new to the public charging arena. Over the last decade, they've installed stations for nearly every business channel and more than 60% of their work is in the public space including all Hawai'i's federally-funded NEVI program installations.

About National Car Charging:

National Car Charging (NCC) and its subsidiary Aloha Charge strive to make the transition to electric vehicles easy by offering the most reliable EV charging products and services at reasonable prices. Born in Colorado in 2011, today NCC is the nation's most experienced independent and one of the largest EV charging resellers and installers nationwide managing 11,000+ ports across 48 states, 1,100 clients and dozens of business channels.

About NASPO ValuePoint:

NASPO ValuePoint is the cooperative purchasing division of the National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO), facilitating cooperative public procurement solicitations using a Lead State Model. NASPO aggregates the demand of all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. territories, their political subdivisions, and other eligible entities, spurring best value, innovation, and competition in the marketplace. NASPO ValuePoint delivers high-value, reliable, and competitively sourced cooperative contracts offering public entities outstanding prices, favorable terms and conditions, and value-added services. NASPO, NASPO ValuePoint, their logos, and Lead State Model are trademarks of the National Association of State Procurement Officials. 

Source: prnewswire.com