Facilities Management Services

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Facilities Managment Services which include Mechanical & Electrical, Cleaning and Manned Guarding Security services. This procurement was undertaken via a mini competition using Crown Commercial Services (CCS) Framework RM3830 Lot 1 Facilities Management Market Place. Lot 1: Challenge 1. How might we use technology to tackle electric vehicles public charging points misuse, specifically bay-hogging and ICEing? We are looking for solutions that deal with the problem of vehicles parking in spaces intended for electric cars charging, without making use of or having a need to charge. This includes vehicles with internal combustion engines (commonly referred to as ICEing) and also electric/hybrid vehicle owners hogging the limited number of charge points for too long (bay-hogging). Lot 2: Challenge 2. How might we use technology to ensure electric vehicles charging is accessible to drivers with disabilities? Decarbonisation of road transport is only possible if all drivers make the switch to alternatively powered vehicles. A significant portion of electric vehicles will be driven by disabled people or the elderly, or carry them as passengers, making them reliant, at least partially, on public chargers. Existing charging infrastructure is however not well suited to their needs. Lot 1: Challenge 1. How might we use technology to tackle electric vehicles public charging points misuse, specifically bay-hogging and ICEing? We are looking for solutions that deal with the problem of vehicles parking in spaces intended for electric cars charging, without making use of or having a need to charge. This includes vehicles with internal combustion engines (commonly referred to as ICEing) and also electric/hybrid vehicle owners hogging the limited number of charge points for too long (bay-hogging). Lot 2: Challenge 2. How might we use technology to ensure electric vehicles charging is accessible to drivers with disabilities? Decarbonisation of road transport is only possible if all drivers make the switch to alternatively powered vehicles. A significant portion of electric vehicles will be driven by disabled people or the elderly, or carry them as passengers, making them reliant, at least partially, on public chargers. Existing charging infrastructure is however not well suited to their needs.