EVTenders is live: every UK EV charging tender, in one place
Finding UK public-sector EV charging tenders has always meant the same grind. You check Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, dozens of council portals and framework call-offs, then work out which of them are actually about EV charging. We built EVTenders so you never have to do that again.
What EVTenders does
We read every UK public procurement notice, over 500,000 of them, and surface the ones that matter for EV charging. That is more than 2,000 EV-classified tenders so far, with hundreds open at any one time, each organised by buyer, region, funding programme, value and deadline.
It is the opposite of a generalist keyword search. We find the EV opportunities a keyword misses, including the charging work buried inside bundled development and highways projects, and we tell you what each one means for a bidder.
Free to browse
A free account lets you browse two years of UK EV charging tenders and awards, watch up to five tenders or organisations, get per-change alerts on the ones you watch, and receive a daily digest of new opportunities. No card required.
Pro, for active bidders
Pro adds the decision layer: who should bid and why, full buyer and supplier intelligence, the weekly market briefing, saved-search alerts on your own criteria, and the full available history. It is £79/month or £790/year, with a one-month trial. Cancel anytime, with no charge until the trial ends.
Stay ahead of UK EV charging tenders
Watch tenders, set alerts and get the daily digest. No card required.
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