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Tender detail
Bids are open. Deadline 15 October 2026.
Charge Point Network Operator for ~200 chargers across Stirling, migration from ChargePlace Scotland
Opportunity snapshot
Estimated value
£315k
Evidence
Stirling Council wants a Charge Point Network Operator to run the back office behind around 200 public and fleet charge points, and migrating the network off ChargePlace Scotland is part of the job. It is £315,000 over an initial three years with a two year option, an open competition, and tenders close at noon on 15 October 2026. The full analysis quotes the award criteria and the term, unpacks the seven workstreams sitting inside one sentence of scope, shows which suppliers built the estate you would be operating and why that shapes the bid, and lists what the notice leaves for the tender documents to answer.
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Originally Published
ProcurementTender first published by Stirling Council
OCDS release history
Submission Deadline
ProcurementSubmissions due by 15/10/2026
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Stirling Council seeks a Charge Point Network Operator (CPNO) to provide EV Charge Point Management System (CPMS) services for its public and fleet charging network. The contract includes migration from the existing ChargePlace Scotland platform, ongoing operation, customer support, payment processing, monitoring, reporting and account management services for approximately 200 charge points across the Stirling area.
Award Criteria