LEVI Tranche 1 – Residential On-Street Charging Solutions
Warrington Borough Council are one of the local authorities to be successful in receiving funding through the Local EV Infrastructure (LEVI) Tranche 1 scheme. The scheme aims to give drivers across the country better access to electric vehicle chargepoints. In Warrington, it will enable the roll out of a minimum of 450 additional chargepoint sockets, across the borough in areas where residents don’t have access to off-street parking. It will also support the Authority’s ongoing work, through its Electric Vehicle Strategy, to encourage many more motorists to convert to the use of electric vehicles. The Authority is now looking to procure a Concessionaire who can provide a full end to end service with regards to electric vehicle charging infrastructure, including; supply, installation (including groundworks), operation, maintenance, consultancy/feasibility, software, back office solutions, customer support and investment. Warrington’s LEVI application was based around rolling out charging infrastructure across the borough in areas where residents do not have access to off-street parking.
- Estimated value
- £926k
- Starts
- 16 January 2026
- Ends
- 15 January 2041
- Buyer
- Warrington Borough Council
Key facts
- Supplier
- CONNECTED KERB
- Estimated value
- £926,000
- Estimated annual value
- Value not stated
- Awarded value
- £926,000
- Starts
- 16 January 2026
- Ends
- 15 January 2041
- Awarded date
- 27 August 2026
- Review date
- 15 January 2027
- Display until date
- 15 January 2041
- Reference
- DN784221
Source
Warrington Borough Council's contracts register, read 24 October 2026
Award notice: LEVI Tranche 1 - Residential On-Street Charging Solutions
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