RFP QuestBeta
OpenStage · planning

Plymouth City Council

Plymouth Mobility Hubs

Business ServicesCPV 65300000
Value£6.0m
Deadline
Published3 Feb 2021
RegionNationwide
Who to contact
Mr Paul Williams
paul.williams@plymouth.gov.uk
+44 1752305212

The procurement contact named on the official notice.

Contract value in context
£6.0mtotal contract value
median £302k
this tender£0£16.5m

This is a large award for Public Utilities — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 826 valued Public Utilities tenders in our corpus.

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The brief

Plymouth City Council (“The Council”) aims to deliver a network of Mobility Hubs across Plymouth by March 2023.

These Hubs will comprise of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, an e-car club, e-bikes and digital information boards.

A Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform and app will be created to enable travel planning and to integrate the components of the Mobility Hubs project.

The size of the Hubs will vary according to the need at each location and in total will consist of around 300 electric vehicle charging points, and will support approximately 400 e-bikes.

The Council is keen to gain up-to-date insight from the market and is therefore conducting early market engagement to explore business, technological and innovative solutions that are available.

In addition, this will allow The Council to gauge the level of market interest, and on what terms solutions can be delivered.

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

01

Plymouth City Council (“The Council”) aims

Plymouth City Council (“The Council”) aims to deliver a network of Mobility Hubs across Plymouth by March 2023.

02

A Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform

A Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform and app will be created to enable travel planning and to integrate the components of the Mobility Hubs project.

03

The size of the Hubs will vary

The size of the Hubs will vary according to the need at each location and in total will consist of around 300 electric vehicle charging points, and will support approximately 400 e-bikes.

Derived from the notice text — always confirm against the original documents.

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Source & provenance
OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-028fa1
Stage
planning · Planning
Source
Find a Tender
Buyer ref
002123-2021
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