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Awarded to Huber Parking UK Limited.
Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd has published 6 EV-related tenders. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
EV charging is part of a larger contract. Huber Parking UK Limited may need EV-charging subcontractors.
Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd has published 6 EV-related tenders. Watch them to hear when they’re next in market.
EV charging is part of a larger contract. Huber Parking UK Limited may need EV-charging subcontractors.
Network Rail: £11.1m multi-storey car park design & build, York Central
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Awarded value
£11.1m
Evidence
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Network Rail has awarded a £14m multi-storey car park at York Central, including 32 EV charging points on the top decks, to Huber Parking. The full analysis is honest about the fit, EV charging as one element of a car-park build, where the installation subcontract sits, and what the notice tells us.
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Originally Published
ProcurementTender first published by Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd
OCDS release history
Source Update
ChangeUpdated: Title, Submission deadline
Pipeline — detected 02/12/2024
Submission Closed
ProcurementSubmission period ended
Notice Updated
ProcurementLatest notice version published on Find a Tender
OCDS release
Source Update
ChangeUpdated: Title, Submission deadline
Pipeline — detected 10/03/2026
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.
Network Rail is intending to appoint a single contractor for the detailed design & build of a new multi-storey car park (MSCP) at York Central. The project will replace surface level parking with 626 space MSCP with an additional 10 surface parking blue badge spaces adjacent to the north of the MSCP building as well as 32 EV charging points located on the top decks of the MSCP. The site is located in the city of York. It is the existing station surface level long-stay car park. The car park has been part designed as a component of the Station Frontage Improvement scheme. The car park was included in this scheme to ensure the planning application protected the existing level of parking capacity at the station. However, as the site lies in a Conservation Area the Development Control team required more detail on the proposal including elevation, height and massing detail. Therefore, more extensive work was done on the design than anticipated but it now has planning consent that has (1) protected the number of station spaces and (2) established principles of height, massing and scale in a sensitive location. The appointed contractor shall be responsible for the detailed design and construction of the MSCP and for all technical regulatory approvals prior to handover.
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