ChargePoint Awarded Sourcewell Contract to Expand EV Charging Access for Public Agencies

ChargePoint (NYSE: CHPT) has been awarded a new cooperative purchasing contract by Sourcewell to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure solutions to public agencies across the U.S. and Canada. This marks ChargePoint’s third consecutive agreement with Sourcewell.
Under the contract, up to 50,000 public agencies—including municipalities, transit authorities, and public schools—can deploy ChargePoint’s hardware, software, and services through a simplified procurement process with preferred pricing. The streamlined framework allows agencies to meet their electrification goals more efficiently while ensuring compliance with local purchasing regulations.
ChargePoint secured the contract following a rigorous request for proposal (RFP) process, reinforcing its reputation for delivering reliable, scalable charging solutions.
David Vice, Chief Revenue Officer at ChargePoint, stated, “This latest agreement extends our longstanding relationship with Sourcewell to accelerate and simplify the adoption of EV charging solutions for local governments, schools and other public agencies. Over the course of our relationship we’ve enabled hundreds of Sourcewell member agencies go electric, meeting their sustainability and ESG goals.”
Key Takeaways
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The Sourcewell contract provides access to ChargePoint’s EV charging solutions for up to 50,000 public agencies in the U.S. and Canada.
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Agencies can benefit from preferred pricing and a simplified, compliant procurement process.
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ChargePoint remains the largest U.S. charging network by AC Level 2 ports (over 70,000) and among the largest by DC fast chargers (around 4,400).
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The company’s distributed ownership model aligns with Sourcewell’s cooperative framework, allowing flexible deployment and management of charging sites.
ChargePoint continues to strengthen its leadership in EV infrastructure as governments and institutions accelerate efforts to reduce emissions and support sustainable transportation nationwide.

















