Smart City Tenders

Creation of an Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure & Deployment Plan

Wayne County is seeking a consulting firm to develop a plan for the deployment of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) in locations Countywide in an effort to create a network of EVSEs to allow the utilization of electric vehicles for its residents, visitors, and businesses to assure the availability of charging options across the County. The consultant will also assist in the development and submission of grant applications on behalf of the County for the installation of charging stations at publicly accessible locations submitted as part of the plan, utilizing State and Federal funding sources up to 100% of the total cost of installation of said charging stations. The project includes both remote and onsite work around the county and the offeror may need to provide personnel for EVSE site evaluations and personnel to support and respond to inquiries and questions from members of the Board of Supervisors and the public.

Istanbul SUMP Stage II (Implementation)

The purpose of the contract is to deliver an Istanbul SUMP Stage II (implementation plan) in line with the European Union best practice. Following Istanbul SUMP Stage I, the contract shall be based on; but not necessarily be limited to:

1. Analysis of current mobility situation.
2. Detailed modelling for sustainable urban mobility.
3. Development of detailed SUMP implementation plan.
4. Preparation of pilot projects.
5. Capacity building activities and
6. Raising public awareness for SUMP.

Participation is open to all natural persons who are nationals of and legal persons (participating either individually or in a grouping – consortium – of candidates/tenderers) which are effectively established in a member state of the European Union or in a eligible country. Participation is also open to international organisations.

Consultancy Services to Develop a Transport App for Smart Cities

UNDP Belize in partnership with the Government of Belize, Ministry of Energy and the Belize City Council, with funding from the European Union (EU) has launched a project on the decarbonization of Belize’s Public transport sector through the introduction of electric vehicle technology. This sustainable city initiative offers innovative, smart and technical solutions for urban challenges ensuring inclusiveness of action and improving accessibility of services to the city’s population. In this context, UNDP Belize is seeking a mobile application developer to develop the transport mobile application for Smart Cities Within the framework of Smart Mobility. The project supports the development of a mobile application with real time tracking of electric buses and other participating vehicles. This is meant to address the current irregularity of city buses and the difficulty experienced by passengers to gauge bus wait time. The app is also meant to monitor seat availability and whether transportation option is accessible to persons with disabilities. This app will be launched through a smart cities app platform, but the information will also be displayed on screens staged in strategic areas in Belize City, as an interactive map for those who are unable to access the app through their phones. The initial phase of the app will focus on catering the need of the people regarding the irregularity of the bus schedule.