The Stockton Port District is seeking an experienced electrical engineering firm to provide full‑service design and engineering for renewable energy, EV charging, battery storage, and port electrification infrastructure under a federal Clean Ports grant. The contract will run for three years with two one‑year extension options, covering detailed design, calculations, drawings, permitting support, construction coordination, and compliance with federal grant and California energy code requirements. Attendance at a mandatory pre‑proposal conference and site visit is required. Proposals must be submitted in hard copy and electronic format by 3 PM PST on 12 Nov 2026.
• Scope includes solar PV system design, ~46 EV chargers, battery energy storage (≤1 MWh), power for two mobile harbor cranes, and Title 24 energy‑code compliance.
• Deliverables: engineering calculations, single‑line diagrams, equipment schedules, design bid documents, construction‑phase support, weekly status updates, monthly reports, risk register.
• Minimum qualifications: 5 years of relevant work, references from at least two public agencies, valid City of Stockton business license, TWIC credential for field staff, compliance with 2 CFR 200 and FHWA 1273.
• Funding: EPA Clean Ports Program grant (Award No. 97T26701) covering the entire scope.
• Contract value expected in the multi‑million‑dollar range; firm must be able to meet federal procurement and prevailing‑wage requirements.