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Tender detail
Announced on 3 March 2026 to CAR HIRE (DAY OF SWANSEA) LTD.
CHESHIRE EAST COUNCIL has published 15 EV-related tenders. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
CHESHIRE EAST COUNCIL has published 15 EV-related tenders. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
Lease of 2 electric cars and EV charger installation at 2 Cheshire East children's care homes, Car Hire (Day of Swansea), contract value £34,074.72
Opportunity snapshot
Awarded value
£34.1k
Region
North West EnglandSubmission deadline
25 Feb 2026
Contract period
From 3 Mar 2026 · Ends 2 Mar 2029
Evidence
Cheshire East has leased two electric cars for carers at its children's care homes and had chargers fitted at both, a small, practical fleet-and-charging package. The full analysis covers what was awarded, how councils bundle small EV fleet and charging needs, and what the brief notice leaves out.
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Submission Closed
ProcurementSubmission period ended
Contract Start
ProcurementExpected contract commencement
Awarded
ProcurementAwarded to CAR HIRE (DAY OF SWANSEA) LTD (£34k)
First Tracked
ProcurementFirst detected by the EVTenders pipeline
Pipeline detection
Notice Published
ProcurementNotice published on Contracts Finder
OCDS release
Procurement events come from OCDS release data. Pipeline events are detected by the EVTenders pipeline and reflect when changes were recorded, not original OCDS dates.
Value:
Contract: 3 Mar 2026 to 2 Mar 2029
11 Nov 2025
Car club operator for shared electric vehicles across Cheshire East, £129k
Buyer
CHESHIRE EAST COUNCILRegion
North West EnglandValue
Electric vehicles"Cheshire East Council is seeking to establish a car club to provide shared electric vehicles, including cars and vans, for use by Council employees and potentially the wider public"