Estates Fleet Electric Vehicle Purchase

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Value

£610,408

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  • Electric vehicles

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Submission Deadline

2 weeks ago

Published

4 days ago

Description

This requirement is for the purchase of 24 electric vehicles in support of the University's long-term, cost effective, and sustainable solution for the Estates operational transport needs. The procurement was carried out using the Crown Commercial Services Fleet Portal quotation facility under Framework Agreement RM6244.

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University of Portsmouth

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