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Taking charge: Open tendering for EV charging concessions

An insightful webinar focused on guiding local authorities through the complexities of open tendering for EV charging concessions, ensuring a smooth transition to sustainable infrastructure.

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What's the issue? 

In an attempt to speed up procurement of Electric Vehicle Infrastructure, many public sector organisations have been making use of Frameworks and Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) until legal challenge earlier this year halted all progress in this regard. The current draft of the Procurement Act 2023 (coming into force this October) also prohibits the use of frameworks and DPS for concession contracts.

Why act now? 

It is time to act now to take advantage of public and private investment into infrastructure that is crucial to supporting the decarbonisation of road transport and supporting your drive towards net zero. As a local authority/public sector organisation, you are best placed to take the lead on the development of public charging infrastructure in your area.

The webinar will cover:

  • How to tender for investment opportunities in EVCI through an open process in compliance with national legislation
  • Advice from a leading solicitor about the associated legal implications of EVCI tendering and how to steer clear of costly errors
  • Characteristics of a successful Invitation to Tender (ITT)
  • A featured interview with Barnet Council on what is required for successful tendering, including the different bundles of procurement required besides LEVI to support different types of users in the council with their varying charging needs.

A recording will be sent to those who have registered for the event but cannot attend live.

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Meet Your Speakers 


Alex Georgianna, Associate Director, Steer
Alex Georgianna, Associate Director, Steer
Alex brings over two decades of experience from the finance and commercial vehicle sectors to his current focus on EV adoption and charging infrastructure. Operating globally from London, Alex advises on fleet electrification, mobility-as-a-service, and the creation of investable EV charging infrastructure. His deep expertise in finance, asset management, and transportation makes him a key voice in the discussion.
 

Elaine Meskhi, Principal Consultant, Steer
Elaine Meskhi, Principal Consultant, Steer
A Chartered Systems Engineer, Elaine has seven years of experience in the sustainable energy and transport sectors. She has managed multi-stakeholder projects and led consultancy initiatives to help organisations transition to electric road transport. Elaine’s strategic insights and data analysis capabilities are highly valued in the development of bespoke infrastructure rollout plans.
 

Jonathan Croley, Commercial Partner, Ashfords
Jonathan Croley, Commercial Partner, Ashfords
Jonathan, a Commercial Partner at Ashfords, specialises in energy efficiency and decarbonisation projects, including the rollout of electric vehicle infrastructure. His legal expertise spans from the conceptualisation of projects to their full-scale implementation. Jonathan’s recent work with local authorities and housing providers positions him as an expert on the legal and operational aspects of EVCI projects.

Featuring an interview with 

Paul Bragg, Head of Network and Infrastructure, Barnet Council
With 28 years of experience at Barnet Council, Paul has been instrumental in leading the council’s EV infrastructure initiatives. Barnet is nearing 2,000 chargers installed under his guidance, working with five different Charge Point Operators (CPOs). Paul will share his expertise to help councils without experienced staff in EV infrastructure development plan effectively for a successful rollout.

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