PROJECT DESCRIPTION
In 2018, Federal Express Corp. announced that it would be adding 1,000 electric delivery vehicles to its delivery fleet. This announcement was complementary to a larger statement FedEx made in 2021 of global carbon-neutral operations by 2040. The first phase of this project was initiated in California, where FedEx committed approximately 40 sites to housing electric vehicle charging networks for the electrified fleet. In 2020, FedEx requested professional services for their assistance in the program to facilitate the construction process and provide on-site representation.

OUR ROLE
2020-2022
Allworld provided a wide range of services including:

• Review and update vendors’ design and installation schedules

• Provide weekly updates of scope items to FedEx

• Provide monthly updates with status reports

• Perform bi-monthly vendor invoice verification

• Coordinate and obtain landlord approvals of easements, installation, etc.

• Perform two site visits to review the progress and quality of the installation

• Procure all close-out documents from vendors for content review and submission to FedEx

Upon completion of the first 20 sites, FedEx closed out phase 1, intending to reallocate their resources within the program. In phase 2, AWPM expanded its services to provide more on-site representation with more site visits and advanced technological reporting. This reporting incorporated geospatial components through GIS to allow the owner to manage a large number of sites in a more organized and visual manner on a map. As a result, this enabled them to track construction and overall program progress with high and low-level detail.