National Car Charging Wins Sourcewell Contract, Opening Fast-Track EVSE Procurement for Public Agencies
National Car Charging, a Colorado-based provider of EV charging infrastructure, announced this week it has secured a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract that will streamline how public agencies across the U.S. buy charging equipment and services. The agreement allows governments to bypass lengthy procurement processes and access pre-negotiated pricing on a wide array of EV charging solutions.
Through the contract, state and local agencies can purchase hardware from ChargePoint, Kempower, G9EV and FractalEV, along with software platforms including ChargePoint, ChargEye, EV Connect and Monta. Maintenance and field services will be offered through ChargerHelp as well as National Car Charging’s own support programs.
The company’s offerings span campus parking lots, fleet depots, school transportation yards and even marine facilities. To date, National Car Charging has installed more than 13,000 charging ports in 48 states, serving over 1,300 customers nationwide.
“Our partnership with Sourcewell exemplifies what NCC does best, helping public agencies turn plans into progress,” said CEO Jim Burness.
Founded in 2011, National Car Charging provides planning, design, installation and long-term maintenance support for EV infrastructure projects. Governments and nonprofits make up roughly 60 percent of its business, reflecting its deep experience in public-sector electrification.
The new Sourcewell contract runs through 2029, positioning the company to play an expanded role in accelerating government-led EV charging deployments across the country.
National Car Charging: Comprehensive EV Charging Solutions
National Car Charging (NCC) provides the expertise, products, and support needed to keep EV infrastructure running smoothly for fleets, public agencies, and commercial sites. The company offers more choices, more freedom. NCC works with the top EV charger brands so you get the right fit, not a one-size-fits-all solution.
Level 2 (AC) Chargers
NCC offers 7–19 kW AC charging systems from trusted brands such as ChargePoint, G9EV, FractalEV, Ampure, Siemens, Xeal, and more, delivering reliable everyday charging.
DC Fast Chargers (DCFC)
High-power 50–350 kW DC fast chargers are available from Kempower, ChargePoint, G9EV, FractalEV, Ampure, Siemens, and additional partners, enabling rapid charging for vehicles with minimal downtime.
Accessories & Parts
Pedestals, cable kits, mounts, and replacement components are available for every site configuration, ensuring seamless installation and long-term operational flexibility.
CatStrap’s innovative EV charging cable theft prevention device is available from NCC. See more information on EVinfo.net’s interview with David Birsen, Owner/Operator at CatStrap.
Networking & Charging Software
NCC supports OCPP-compliant platforms, including ChargePoint, EV Connect, Monta, AmpUp, and ChargEye, providing flexible and scalable network management options for site operators.
Full Lifecycle Support
From preventative maintenance to repair coordination and concierge-level service, NCC ensures chargers remain operational, reliable, and cost-effective over the long term, helping customers maximize uptime and return on investment.
Sourcewell Simplifies Procurement for Public Agencies Across the United States
Sourcewell is a Minnesota-based government cooperative that simplifies procurement for public agencies across the United States. By conducting its own competitive solicitation process, Sourcewell allows state and local governments, schools, and nonprofits to purchase vetted products and services at pre-negotiated rates without issuing their own RFPs. More than 50,000 member agencies use Sourcewell contracts to save time, reduce administrative costs, and access nationally bid solutions in areas ranging from fleet and facilities to technology and EV charging infrastructure.
