NCC + Sourcewell = A Faster, Smarter Road to Electrification.

Written By Margaret-Ann Leavitt

Big news from Team NCC — we’ve officially been awarded a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract! 


If you’re in the public sector, that sentence might just make your day.

Why? Because it means that cities, counties, school districts, and other public agencies across the country can now public agencies nationwide can now procure National Car Charging’s EV charging solutions, with Sourcewell-vetted pricing, quickly, confidently, and without duplicating independent RFPs  and go straight to building real EV charging projects — faster, easier, and compliant*.

That’s right. No more paperwork marathons. No more red tape obstacle courses. Just a streamlined path to clean transportation.

So, what’s Sourcewell — and why does it matter?

Think of Sourcewell as the public sector’s best-kept secret (though it really shouldn’t be). It’s a self-sustaining government organization that helps more than 50,000 public entities across the U.S. buy smarter. In all honesty, it’s not just any cooperative contract, it’s the GOAT of cooperative buying. 

Here’s how it works: Sourcewell runs a rigorous, competitive RFP process — evaluating suppliers on product quality, service capability, financial strength, and public-sector experience. Only the best make the cut. Once approved, those contracts are ready to use by any public agency.

And that’s where NCC comes in. With our newly awarded contract, public agencies can now access NCC’s full EV charging lineup through Sourcewell — meaning everything from site design and installation to maintenance and software can be purchased through one pre-vetted, ready-to-roll contract.

The Best in the Business — All in One Place.

This partnership makes NCC the exclusive Sourcewell provider of Kempower, G9EV, and FractalEV, all complementing our long-time partners ChargePoint, Tritium and EV Connect within NCC’s powerhouse portfolio.

That means whether you’re installing a few Level 2 ports at City Hall or building a fast-charging depot for fleet vehicles, you’ve got options — reliable, scalable, and proven ones.

We’re also bringing multiple software and service options to the table — ChargePoint, ChargEye, EV Connect, Monta, ChargerHelp!, and of course our own Comprehensive Charger Care (C3). Together, it’s everything a public agency needs to plan, install, and maintain charging infrastructure that performs for the long haul.

From Plans to Progress.

For over 14 years, NCC has been in the business of turning bold ideas into lasting infrastructure. We’ve installed more than 13,000 charging ports across 48 states, helping 1,300+ clients — including cities, schools, utilities, and nonprofits — build charging systems that actually work for real people, not just spreadsheets.

As our founder and CEO Jim Burness says,

“This partnership with Sourcewell exemplifies what NCC does best — helping public agencies turn plans into progress. More agencies can now access the industry’s most trusted EV charging technologies — tailored to their goals, delivered faster, and with greater impact for every taxpayer dollar.”

What This Means for You.

If you’re a public agency looking to electrify your fleet, modernize your parking facilities, or launch a community charging program — this is your green light.

Sourcewell’s competitive vetting process ensures that everything under the NCC contract is highly compliant*, high-value, and built to last. It’s not just about convenience — it’s about confidence. You’re investing in infrastructure that’s tested, trusted, and time-proven.

Because for us, this work isn’t just about plugging in vehicles. It’s about powering communities, supporting local economies, and making sustainability tangible — one project at a time.

Ready to Charge Ahead?

The NCC + Sourcewell partnership is active through 2029 — and we’re ready to help agencies nationwide get moving on their electrification goals.

Visit www.nationalcarcharging.com/sourcewell to learn more and connect with one of our experts.

You can also visit NCC’s page on Sourcewell’s website.

*Procurement requirements can differ by location and evolve over time. Each agency should confirm the contract aligns with its local purchasing laws.

Margaret-Ann Leavitt
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