TechFlow Inc. has selected Beam Global’s sustainable EV ARC electric vehicle charging systems to fulfill its 367-unit award from the U.S. Army Material Command. The EV ARC charging systems will be deployed for the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) at 50 locations in 28 states and Puerto Rico. The award was made in support of Executive Order 14057 which calls for 100% zero-emission federal fleet vehicle acquisitions by 2035, including 100% light duty acquisitions by 2027.
“We evaluated the requirements of the U.S. Army and determined that the Beam Global EV ARC systems offered the best solution to meet the Army’s challenging off-grid EV charging requirements,” says TechFlow COO Mark Carter. “We look forward to working with the Beam Team on the rapidly deployed off-grid systems to power the fast-growing federal fleet of EVs for years to come.”
“Beam Global’s Made-in-America EV ARC systems are the only 100 percent solar-powered, transportable, rapidly deployed EV charging systems that fit in a single parking space without reducing available parking. Partnering with TechFlow’s experienced team to supply the U.S. Army is an excellent fit,” says Desmond Wheatley, Beam Global’s CEO.
“The ambitious goals to electrify the federal fleet will require an unprecedented build-out of EV charging infrastructure, compressing years of work into days of deployment,” adds Wheatley. “The combination of Beam Global’s technology and TechFlow’s experience on bases and working with the federal government in general make the rapid deployment of reliable, sustainable, cost-effective EV charging infrastructure about as easy as it could be. We are looking forward to doing a whole lot more together.”
