Easygo appointed to Design, Build and Operate the Faster EV Charger network in Northern Ireland
Ulster University and East Border Region LTD announced the appointment of EasyGo following a competitive tender process. These new chargers have been installed as part of the EU funding under INTERREG VA Programme.
BACKGROUND
- To deliver over 25 fast DC chargers across Northern Ireland for public use within a record time of less than 3 months. The winning tenderer needed to complete the project on time and in full (OTIF) to ensure the public authority did not miss out on funding supports.
- Timely execution was essential to meet tight deadlines and secure public funding. This project aimed at expanding the fast-charging infrastructure for public use across Northern Ireland, significantly enhancing the region’s public EV charging network.
Scope of work
- Project planning and Execution. This included Managing the entire project lifecycle, from planning to activation, ensuring seamless progress towards timely delivery
- Implemented detailed project plans to allocate resources effectively and overcome challenges, ensuring project milestones were met.
- Coordination and Compliance: This Ensured adherence to funding requirements and regulatory standards, maintaining project credibility and securing necessary financial support.
- Facilitated effective coordination among stakeholders, enabling clear communication channels and proactive risk mitigation to uphold schedule integrity.
Key takeaways
- Record Time Installation: Successfully installed and activated 27 DC chargers across Northern Ireland in record time
- Funding Requirements Met: Achieved On Time In Full (OTIF) delivery, ensuring the public authority secured necessary funding supports.
- Strategic Partner: Established a strong partnership through successful project execution, meeting all strategic goals and timelines.
