Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Designs and Works for EV Charge Points

Tender description

The contracting entity intends to procure a single supplier framework agreement for the execution of civil, electrical and mechanical works relating to the deployment of EV charging infrastructure and associated assets across the island of Ireland. ESB is currently in the midst of a new phase of EV charging network development through the Climate Action Fund to deploy publicly accessible high-power charging nationwide, while concurrently pursuing and developing private partnerships and supporting businesses in the transition to electrified transport. This entails a broad scope of technical expertise applied in the realm of electricity network connections, design, construction and commissioning of civil, electrical and mechanical installations in both the public and private domain, health and safety management, environmental management, quality management, project management and programme management. Lot 1: The contracting entity intends to procure a single supplier framework agreement for the execution of civil, electrical and mechanical works relating to the deployment of EV charging infrastructure and associated assets across the island of Ireland. ESB is currently in the midst of a new phase of EV charging network development through the Climate Action Fund to deploy publicly accessible high-power charging nationwide, while concurrently pursuing and developing private partnerships and supporting businesses in the transition to electrified transport. This entails a broad scope of technical expertise applied in the realm of electricity network connections, design, construction and commissioning of civil, electrical and mechanical installations in both the public and private domain, health and safety management, environmental management, quality management, project management and programme management. Works shall require specific competencies in both Low Voltage (<1 kV) and Medium Voltage (≤38 kV) electrical design, installation and commissioning, and experience in forecourt development, and the specific requirements of the Association of Petroleum and Explosives Association (APEA), will be advantageous.