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LEVI -The Supply of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Associated Services

Nottinghamshire County Council

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Nottingham City Council operates and maintains a diverse fleet of motor vehicles and plant machinery that are essential for delivering a wide range of frontline and support services across the city. To ensure the continued reliability, safety, and operational efficiency of these...

Buyer
Nottingham City Council
Location
Nottingham
Deadline
Closes 11 Nov 2026
Value
£8.8m

Key dates and value

Status
Closed
Submission deadline
13 Jul 2026
Published
18 May 2026
Estimated value
£720m
Contract start
2 Nov 2026
Contract end
1 Nov 2041
Location
Nottingham, East Midlands
Notice type
UK4
Buyer type
Local Authority

Overview

The Second Midlands Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Consortium (SMeviC) in collaboration with Midlands Connect invite tenders to deliver this project. SMeviC have been allocated LEVI Capital Funding for the procurement of end-to-end EVI solutions across its geographic region. This open procurement has been separated into two Lots, each with their own concession contract: Lot 1 - standard and/or fast chargepoints sockets, with minimum socket output of 7kW, up to 22kW. Lot 2 - rapid (50 kW+ DC) chargepoint sockets. This invitation is to appoint a single Concessionaire (or Partnership of Concessionaires) per Lot to support the delivery of this project for the works of: Chargepoint site assessments and design, Supply, delivery, installation, and commissioning, Grid connection and supply, Maintenance and repair (underground and overground assets), Ongoing operation, including customer service/support and the supply of a Chargepoint management system.

CPV codes

  • 34144900 Electric vehicles
  • 45310000 Electrical installation work

About the buyer

Nottinghamshire County Council has published 125 tender notices since 27 Oct 2023, with a combined advertised value of £2.1bn. 17 of them are currently open.

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