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Tender detail
Announced on 20 December 2019 to EB Charging Limited t/a Electric Blue Ltd.
Leicester City Council has published 10 EV-related tenders. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
Leicester City Council has published 10 EV-related tenders. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
Supply and installation of 48+ public EV chargers across Leicester city sites
Region
East MidlandsSubmission deadline
23 Sept 2019
Contract period
From 31 Mar 2020 · Ends 30 Mar 2030
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Awarded
ProcurementAwarded to EB Charging Limited t/a Electric Blue Ltd (undisclosed value)
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ProcurementFirst detected by the EVTenders pipeline
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ProcurementNotice published on TED
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Awarded to: EB Charging Limited t/a Electric Blue Ltd
Leicester City Council (LCC) have secured funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and LCC Air Quality action plan to install an additional 20 (plus) public electric vehicle charging points at various locations throughout the city of Leicester. This is a strategic move to encourage citizens, and visitors to Leicester, to move away from conventional methods of transport and move towards more environmentally friendly modes of transportation. In addition, we have secured separate funding from the Office for low emission vehicles (OLEV) for 28 additional EVC points for our taxi infrastructure at various points throughout the City of Leicester. This is aimed to assist the Council’s vision of making the city compliant with all EU air quality targets by 2020. We will be looking to install a selection of points, of various power outputs (7 kw, 11 kw, 22 kw and 50 kw), at a number of locations throughout the City. These will be a selection of wall and floor mounted units dependent on the demands of the location. Site visits to the initial proposed sites are available on request which would take place during the period 2September to the 6.9.2019 inclusive.
Contract: 31 Mar 2020 to 30 Mar 2030 (120 months)
Awarded to: EB Charging Limited t/a Electric Blue Ltd
Leicester City Council (LCC) have secured funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)and LCC Air Quality action plan to install an additional 20 (plus) public electric vehicle charging points at various locations throughout the city of Leicester. This is a strategic move to encourage citizens, and visitors to Leicester, to move away from conventional methods of transport and move towards more environmentally friendly modes of transportation. In addition, we have secured separate funding from the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) for 28 additional EVC points for our taxi infrastructure at various points throughout the City of Leicester. This is aimed to assist the Council’s vision of making the city compliant with all EU air quality targets by 2020.
Site prep for future EV charging at Ashford Court car park, Bassetlaw
Buyer
Bassetlaw District CouncilRegion
East MidlandsValue
EV charging infrastructure"Bassetlaw District Council were seeking suppliers able to carry out works to the site at Ashford Court. The project is to provide a new parking facility for a local apartment block"
Soft market testing for EV charging hub at Top Wighay, Linby
13 Toyota Proace EVs for East Midlands Ambulance Service logistics fleet
Buyer
Buyer
Nottinghamshire County CouncilRegion
East MidlandsValue
Value not statedDirect EV charging"Soft Market Testing for EV Hub at Top Wighay"
Region
East MidlandsValue
Electric vehicles"**CONTRACT AWARD**<br/><br/>This is a Contract Award Notice for the purchase of 13 x Toyota Proace Electric Vehicles to replace the current internal logistics support fleet.<br/><b"