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Published 23 Sep 2022

Supply and installation of Electric Vehicle Charge Points

National Army Museum · United Kingdom

Key facts

Estimated value
£13,000
Closing date
31 Oct 2022
Contract starts
06 Feb 2023
Contract ends
27 Feb 2023
Procedure
Open procedure (below threshold)
Buyer type
Central government

Description

The NAM, a Body incorporated by Royal Charter (1960), is the British Army's own Museum. It is the only museum in the United Kingdom to tell the Story of Our Army as a whole from the New Model Army to today's military operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. It commemorates the contribution of soldiers, male and female, who have served in Our Army. By using examples from the past, the NAM inspires the present generation of soldiers to understand that they are the inheritors of a rich tradition of bravery, service and professionalism. The National Army Museum has identified the opportunity to install smart electric vehicle (EV) charging points across its sites in Chelsea and Stevenage.

NAM looks to appoint a suitable contractor to supply and install electric vehicle charging points across NAM sites and an appropriate back-office charge point management system.

The installation will help support the NAM's overall goal to invest in sustainable alternatives, reduce its own carbon footprint, and will contribute to the reduction of toxic air pollution.

NAM hopes the installation will encourage staff and visitors to make the switch to EV reducing their individual contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions.

For the project, the NAM will utilise the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) Workplace Charging Scheme grants to help fund the project.

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