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Hydrogen Mobility Network Plan and Feasibility Assessment
7/28/2025
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Pullman, Washington
Washington State University
Buyer is seeking a qualified consulting firm to develop a comprehensive hydrogen mobility network plan for the Pacific Northwest. The six-month project focuses on creating a detailed implementation plan for a hydrogen refueling network serving heavy-duty trucking along the I-5 corridor. The consultant will conduct stakeholder engagement, technical analysis, economic modeling, and provide a final go/no-go recommendation. This initiative aligns with broader regional hydrogen investments and aims to enable fleet operators to adopt fuel-cell trucks.
- 7/2/2025 - Questions due to RFP Coordinator
- 7/8/2025 - Issue last addendum to RFP
- 7/28/2025 - Proposal Due Date
- 8/4/2025 - Virtual Interview/Presentation (If requested)
- 8/15/2025 - Estimated contract work begins
- Experience with hydrogen infrastructure or zero-emission transportation systems
- Track record applying strategic analysis to clean fuels infrastructure
- Success producing implementable infrastructure plans informed by stakeholder engagement
- Senior project lead with relevant subject-matter expertise
- Capability to manage complex projects in collaborative settings
- Commitment to begin work immediately upon contract award
- Survey past hydrogen mobility initiatives for real-world lessons
- Assess end-user requirements from fleet operators for hydrogen adoption
- Design minimum viable hydrogen refueling network for Pacific Northwest
- Develop technical specifications for hydrogen stations and infrastructure
- Create economic model and business case for hydrogen network
- Simulate network performance through digital twin modeling
- Analyze hydrogen fuel cost trajectory and price competitiveness
- Facilitate stakeholder meetings and integration of feedback
- Deliver go/no-go recommendation with implementation roadmap
- Coordinate with existing hydrogen initiatives in surrounding regions