EV Strategy Consultancy under OCC Electric Vehicle DPS

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£48,666

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  • Consultative engineering and construction services

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Published

2 years ago

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Oxford City Council wishes to engage consultancy services to create an Electric Vehicle (EV) Strat-egy and a high level programme plan to inform our approach to support Oxford residents and visi-tors who need to drive cars – where cycling, walking or public transport is not practicable – and are supported to do so in zero emitting vehicles.
Contract awarded under EV DPS DN519227

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