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Public programmes that can be audited from first order to last report
State and agency programmes with full procurement records, certified vehicles, charging in place and a monthly report on what the programme delivered.
Why programmes fail
Vehicles are the easy part
Many mobility schemes hand out vehicles and stop. Without charging, trained users, service and reporting, the vehicles sit idle and the programme cannot show results.
Procurement records
Every step from specification to delivery documented, so the programme stands up to review.
Certified supply
Vehicles checked against specification, certified and cleared through the proper channels.
Charging in place
Charging or swap hubs installed before vehicles are handed to users.
Monthly reporting
Users served, savings, emissions avoided and jobs, reported every month.
What we deliver
A programme, not a shipment
We run the same five steps for every programme, scaled to its size.
- Assess. Survey beneficiaries, routes, power supply and candidate sites.
- Design. Choose vehicles and charging and prepare a costed plan for approval.
- Source. Order, import, certify and clear every unit, with records kept.
- Deploy. Install charging, train users and hand over with documented acknowledgement.
- Support. Service, monitor and report every month for the life of the contract.
What the report looks like
Results you can show your stakeholders
Programme reports use the same measures every month, with the method for each stated. That makes the numbers comparable across months and across programmes, and open to challenge.
How we measure impact*Method stated in each report. The figures above are placeholders that show the layout. No real programme data is shown.
Working with public bodies
What we ask, and what we promise
What we promise
- Plain-language costed plans before any commitment
- Procurement that follows the rules that apply to you
- Honest delivery timelines, including import and clearance
- Reporting that includes what did not go to plan
What we ask
- A clear statement of the programme's objective and beneficiaries
- Access to sites for survey and charging installation
- A named counterpart for approvals and handover
- Early engagement on procurement rules and budget cycles
Programme proposals are prepared on request and are subject to the procurement rules that apply to the commissioning body. Looking at something smaller or more specific? See Special projects.
Let's talk
Tell us what you need to move.
We will show you how to move it on electricity, with a costed plan, a delivery timeline and a monthly report you can stand behind.