This PPN Has Been Posted on Behalf of Bennamann As the Organisation Has Applied for Aspf Grant From Cornwallcouncil That Requires Them to Undertake a Formal Tender Process. Cornwall Council/Cornwall Development Company Is Not Responsible for Any Procurement Resulting From This PPN.
What the buyer wrote
• Two prototype units of a fully mobile, containerised EV charging system ("CH4RGER") that integrate a 40kVA biomethane generator, battery storage, and solar input to provide off-grid, multi-vehicle charging. The system will include six charge points with variable output (7.5kWh-22kWh), housed within a weatherproof standard shipping container. It will feature Victron-based hybrid power management, remote monitoring, and control capabilities, with all logic written in an open, Victron-compatible format. Designed for ease of deployment, security, and maintainability, the CH4RGER will also support optional point-of-sale integration for use in retail settings.
This is advance notice of work a buyer expects to put out. There is nothing to bid for yet and no closing date to miss. Which notices mean you can bid, and which mean you cannot.
Details
- What the buyer calls it
- This PPN Has Been Posted on Behalf of Bennamann As the Organisation Has Applied for Aspf Grant From Cornwallcouncil That Requires Them to Undertake a Formal Tender Process. Cornwall Council/Cornwall Development Company Is Not Responsible for Any Procurement Resulting From This PPN.
- How they are buying
- Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
- Type
- goods
- Where
- in the South West
Who the buyer named
Dan Griffiths was the named contact on this notice.