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Tender detail
Announced on to Lindum Group.
Huntingdonshire District Council has published 1 EV-related tender. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
EV charging is part of a larger contract. Lindum Group may need EV-charging subcontractors.
Huntingdonshire District Council has published 1 EV-related tender. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
EV charging is part of a larger contract. Lindum Group may need EV-charging subcontractors.
£3.6M park improvement with new EV charging at Hinchingbrooke Country Park, Huntingdonshire
Opportunity snapshot
Awarded value
£3.6m
Evidence
Breakdown
Huntingdonshire has awarded a £3.56m country-park improvement contract to Lindum Group, and one line of it is a new car park with EV charging. This is a construction award with a minor EV strand, not a charging tender, and the full analysis is clear about exactly that: what the EV element covers, why the only route in is the main contractor's supply chain, who pays, and how small the charging scope really is. Noted for completeness, not as a live opportunity.
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Originally Published
ProcurementTender first published by Huntingdonshire District Council
OCDS release history
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.
Hinchingbrooke Country Park is undergoing a major redevelopment to secure its future as a much-loved green space for generations to come. The investment will deliver wide-ranging improvements to the park's 150 acres of open grassland, woodlands and lakes. The project is focused on enhancing biodiversity, improving accessibility, and delivering better visitor facilities while preserving the natural beauty and wildlife of the site. The project aims to deliver the following benefits: 1) Enhanced natural habitats 2) Expanded car parking 3) Pathway improvements that deliver ensure year-round access for a wider range of visitors, including those with mobility challenges. 4) An new Countryside Centre that provides a new social and community heart for the park. 5) Building design that includes renewable materials, green roof, and grey water recycling. 6) New Toilets and Changing Places Facility
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