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Regional charge point operator for East Midlands public network
Region
East MidlandsSubmission deadline
Not disclosed
Contract period
From 1 Apr 2027 · Ends 31 Mar 2030
Evidence
The East Midlands Combined County Authority is planning to procure a charge point operator to build, run and maintain a publicly accessible charging network across the region. It is at planning stage, so no bid yet, but a substantial regional network to prepare for. The full analysis covers the scope, the model and who it suits.
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Originally Published
ProcurementTender first published by East Midlands Combined County Authority
OCDS release history
Contract Start
ProcurementExpected contract commencement
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Contract: 1 Apr 2027 to 31 Mar 2030 (36 months)
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