Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (LEVI) and Associated Services

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Value

£235,000,000

Classifications

  • Energy and related services
  • Chargers

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

2 months from now

Published

1 day ago

Description

This procurement is being conducted by Worcestershire County Council on behalf of the Fourth Midlands Connect EV Infrastructure Consortium to deliver the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Scheme (LEVI) to accelerate the number of on-street Electric Vehicle Chargepoints across the consortium via a concession agreement.  This consortium is made up of the following Commissioning bodies:•	Leicestershire County Council•	Rutland County Council District Council•	Warwickshire County Council•	Worcestershire County CouncilThe consortium approach is being used to help to support the concessionaire with long term delivery of Chargepoints allowing the ability to balance the Consortium sites to ensure that rural and less affluent areas are supported.  On behalf of the Consortium, Worcestershire County Council is seeking tenders from suitably experienced and qualified entities for the provision of this EV Charging Infrastructure.

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Worcestershire County Council

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Carol Wintle

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