State and Local Governmental Agencies

EV Charging Solutions for Campuses & State Agencies

As electric vehicle adoption accelerates across the country, state and local agencies—as well as higher education campuses—play a critical role in expanding access to reliable, public-facing EV infrastructure.

With more EVs on the road, the demand for dependable, high-visibility charging stations is rising. Blink Charging helps government and campus stakeholders meet this demand with turnkey, scalable EV charging solutions that align with your sustainability goals and serve your community.

From equipment selection and grant support to installation planning and long-term network management, Blink is your full-service electrification partner.

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We Design, Produce, Own, and Operate EV Charging Stations

Blink Charging propels EV adoption through global operation and deployment of charging stations for commercial and residential sectors:

Lead the Way Towards Sustainability

Turnkey Services

Learn more about Blink’s turnkey program and we will guide you through the seamless process of design, engineering, permitting, construction, commissioning, and utility coordination.

Verified Vendor

State and local governments trust Blink to deliver and install their EV Charging equipment. We are certified as EVSE vendors and officially designated suppliers for government and related agencies like AEPA, Omnia, Sourcewell, and NASPO.

Advanced Host Network

The Blink Network has been designed to provide hosts with increased visibility and easy management of their locations and chargers. The cloud-based software allows hosts to download reports, apply flexible pricing, and monitor real-time charge events.

Industry-Leading Equipment

Blink’s charging stations offer a full range of deployment configurations, including single and multiple cord pedestals, individual and paired wall-mount chargers, DC fast, and even single-family residential charging stations.

We Offer Flexible Business Models For Every Industry

Blink Charging provides flexible business models for our host locations. Blink’s four unique business models are designed for every business, allowing any location to be turned into an EV charging destination.

Host-Owned

Ideal for service locations, Blink's Host Owned option allows sole ownership and operation of EV charging stations.

Host-Owned Finance

Delivers the same level of control as (“Host”) ownership while providing the ability to finance over a term. Ranging from 12-60 months.

Blink-Owned

In specific locations, Blink provides installation, equipment, operations, and administration, sharing revenue with the host.

Hybrid-Owned

With the hybrid program, Blink covers equipment, operations, and administration costs; you just make the site EV charger ready.

Change the world. One charger at a time.

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Commitment to Made in America

Blink stands ready to lead as the nation aims to build out the first-ever national network of 500,000 EV chargers along America’s highways and in our communities. We are well-positioned to help bring this goal to fruition. With our recently expanded LEED Gold-certified 30,000 square-foot production facility in Bowie, Maryland, Blink is able to comply with the Made in America program that requires federally funded infrastructure projects to use American-made materials, such as iron, steel, construction materials and manufactured products.

Build America, Buy America Act

Blink is proud to be a  Buy America-compliant EV charging company and follow the standards set by the federal government. For Blink, this means:

U.S. Based Manufacturing

Testing and Research

Component Materials and Labor

The federal government's commitment to building a nationwide network of 500,000 EV chargers aims to achieve a 50% transition to EVs in new car sales by 2030.

Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law entails significant investments in EV charging, clean transportation, and EV-related components, reflecting a growing EV industry that’s increasingly made in America. 

The EV market not only supports local businesses but also aligns with American investment goals, advocated by Blink.