Stoke Newington Police Station EV Chargers

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Value

£262,465

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  • Construction work

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  • award

Submission Deadline

11 months ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

The works are to install EV Chargers to 6Nr car parking spaces in Stoke Newington PS car park. The works include removing existing EV Chargers and set aside
for reuse, trenching and ducting across the yard for new cabling, installation of new EV Chargers and power unit, bases and bollards, modifications to existing
electrical systems including builders works and making good all surfaces upon completion of the works. Works to be fully tested, commissioned and
installations to be left in an operational mode.

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