- Connekt Charging’s appointment to the Crown Commercial Service framework streamlines EV charger procurement for public sector organisations nationwide.
- Local councils can now install EV charging stations in key locations, supporting residents without access to private home chargers.
- With 99.13% uptime and 24/7 UK-based support, Connekt Charging ensures reliable, scalable, and cost-effective EV infrastructure across the UK.
Connekt Charging joins Crown Commercial Service framework to accelerate rollout in the UK
Public sector organisations can now easily access reliable, high-performance EV charging solutions. Thanks to Connekt Charging’s new appointment to the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Solutions Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS), councils and government bodies can fast-track the rollout of EV infrastructure across the UK.
The appointment means public sector organisations can now access Connekt Charging’s solutions through a simplified, compliant procurement process. The company’s inclusion in the framework expands its reach and strengthens the country’s EV ecosystem at a crucial time.
Demand for electric vehicles is growing, and with it, the need for accessible charging stations is more urgent than ever. Many residents, especially those in flats or terraced housing, lack private charging options and rely on public infrastructure.
Local councils now have an easier route to partner with Connekt Charging, ensuring communities have scalable, efficient charging networks. The company offers tailored solutions for hospitals, schools, council offices, transport hubs, and public car parks. Furthermore, Connekt boasts a 99.13% uptime and round-the-clock UK-based customer support. The operator installed its first rapid charging hub at Loch Lomond’s Cameron House hotel just months ago.
CCS is the UK’s largest public procurement body, helping government organisations secure cost-effective solutions. Its approval of Connekt Charging signals confidence in the company’s ability to support the nation’s EV transition.
This partnership marks a much easier route for local authorities across the country to adopt electric vehicles.
