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Natural Resources Wales

NRW Electrical Vehicle Infrastructure Phase 1 - Site Assessments & Design Specification

Electrical EquipmentCPV 31000000
Value£68k
Deadline10 Mar 2023
Published24 Apr 2023
RegionWales
Timeline
Published 24 Apr 2023ClosedCloses 10 Mar 2023
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£68ktotal contract value
median £94k
this tender£0£2.3m

This sits in the lower-middle of the Electrical Machinery & Apparatus band — a mid-scale opportunity. Based on 5,617 valued Electrical Machinery & Apparatus tenders in our corpus.

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The brief

To meet the Net Zero 2030 ambition, NRW aims to reduce its surface transport related GHG emissions by transitioning existing fleet of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to battery operated electric vehicles (EVs) by 2025.

To realise this ambition NRW requires a fit for purpose and future proofed EV charging infrastructure (EVCI) that will support the following: · transition of the badged ICE fleet to EVs · support NRW's own staff, general public and other public bodies with transitioning from ICE to EVs This project will have 2 phases.

The outcomes of the first phase are: • To carry out in depth assessments and physical site surveys of several sites as prioritised by NRW.

The contractor must be prepared to travel across Wales to accommodate this requirement and must include all costs such as overnight stays, accommodation, expenses etc in its overall day rate/total cost. • The development of indicative designs and a technical specification for EVCI that will allow NRW to tender for the installation, operation and maintenance of EVCI (the 2nd phase of the project).

This specification and tender are for phase 1 only.

A separate tender and contract will be issued for phase 2 using the technical specification developed in phase 1.

This competition is being run under CCS framework RM6213 Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Solutions (VCIS).

DPS Level 1 Filter: Funding Option C: Funding route to be decided DPS Level 2 Filter: Installation Location; Consultancy and Feasibility

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

01

To realise this ambition NRW requires

To realise this ambition NRW requires a fit for purpose and future proofed EV charging infrastructure (EVCI) that will support the following:.

02

· support NRW's own staff, general public

· support NRW's own staff, general public and other public bodies with transitioning from ICE to EVs.

03

The contractor must be prepared to travel

The contractor must be prepared to travel across Wales to accommodate this requirement and must include all costs such as overnight stays, accommodation, expenses etc in its overall day rate/total cost.

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