Electric Vehicle Charging Points in London Borough of Sutton Owned Assets
The London Borough of Sutton aims to transform the borough into a sustainable, green community by 2027, with the delivery of a robust Electric Vehicle (EV) Strategy as a key priority. This project focuses on the implementation of EV charging solutions at approximately 40 pre-selected off-highway sites, including surface and multi-storey car parks, public parks, and leisure centres.
The Council's objective is to provide an initial installation of approximately 180+ chargers (based on anticipated bay allocations) to support residents, local businesses, and the transition of the Council's own vehicle fleet, thereby facilitating a borough-wide reduction in carbon emissions.
The Council requires a partner for the full life cycle delivery and management of this infrastructure under a concession contract model, which will involve a shared ownership and funding approach. The council recognises an opportunity to work with a partner to raise income and optimising this is built into the evaluation criteria.
The selected contractor will be responsible for the entire EV delivery process, including feasibility and detailed design, supply and installation, and 24/7 back-office operation and support of the charging network. Additionally, the scope includes comprehensive routine and reactive maintenance to ensure the infrastructure remains reliable and modern, alongside the development of a long-term roadmap for network expansion through 2030 and beyond.
London Borough of SuttonLondon15 Jun 2026WAC-598300
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Local GovernmentPlanning
Soft Facilities Management Services
The contract shall provide comprehensive soft facilities management services across council properties, including cleaning and security. Cleaning services shall ensure all offices, children centres, libraries, and public spaces are maintained to high standards of hygiene, including waste management, floor and surface care, and restroom sanitation.
Security services shall include both static guarding at one location and mobile patrols across council sites to deter unauthorised access; open and close sites; and respond promptly to incidents.
All personnel shall be trained, vetted, and licensed where required, with services delivered to agreed schedules, performance standards, and regulatory compliance, ensuring safe, clean, and welcoming environments for staff, visitors, and the public.