Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and Associated Solutions Y23049

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Buyers

Value

£800,000,000

Classifications

Electrical installation work
Battery chargers
Special-purpose electrical goods
Rechargers
Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment
Parking lot construction work
Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis
Calculation of costs, monitoring of costs
Supervision of project and documentation
Parking-lot-surface painting work
Electrical wiring and fitting work
Repair and maintenance services
Repair, maintenance and associated services of vehicles and related equipment
Repair, maintenance and associated services related to roads and other equipment
Charge cards
System maintenance services
Internet services
Car park services
Customer services
Construction consultancy services
Hardware consultancy services
Hardware selection consultancy services
Project management consultancy services
Feasibility study
Survey services
Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
Architectural, engineering and planning services
Project and design preparation, estimation of costs
Installation services of electrical equipment
Pantographs

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

This Framework Agreement will facilitate the procurement of a full range of Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and Associated Solutions, including auditing of existing equipment, providing expert advice and solutions as well as supply and installation, for public sector Customers.
This Framework Agreement is open to all public sector organisations and has been split into four (4) LOTs;
LOT 1 – Electric Vehicle Charge Points
LOT 2 – Back Office Solutions, Service and Maintenance
LOT 3  – Consultancy Services
LOT 4 – Heavy Goods Vehicle and Bus Charging
Suppliers must be able to cover all requirements

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Kent County Council (t/a Procurement Services)

Regional or local authority

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