Electric Vehicle Infrastructure – Supporting net zero

With recent investments into electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI), the UK is accelerating its transition towards net zero. In July 2025, the government announced a £63 million investment boost aimed at expanding access to EVI.[1]

To ensure the savings the EV transition can bring are felt in the public sector, the NHS in England is receiving a major sustainability upgrade, with an £8 million fund to support the electrification of ambulances and medical fleets across more than 200 NHS sites.

Supporting the push for EVI, the UK government has revised its Zero Emission Vehicle mandate. Manufacturers are now required to ensure that 28% of their new car sales are electric vehicles by 2025, with this target rising to 80% by 2030.[2] This makes it easier for the industry to produce electric vehicles while delivering the commitment to end sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030.

How do we support this?

Our Electric Vehicle Infrastructure & Associated Solutions framework facilitates the procurement of a full range of EVI services, including auditing of existing equipment, providing expert advice, and supply and installation, for public sector customers.

Our framework is split into four LOTs:

LOT 1 - Electric Vehicle Charge Points

LOT 2 - Back Office Solutions, Service and Maintenance

LOT 3 - Consultancy Services

LOT 4 - Heavy Goods Vehicle and Bus charging

To find out more about how our Electric Vehicle Infrastructure & Associated Solutions framework can support your organisation, visit here: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure & Associated Solutions.