Tender for establishing EV charging infrastructure and rural mobility solutions under the Yuva Saarthi Initiative, creating sustainable livelihood opportunities at the Gram Panchayat level.
Chamber of Business and Entrepreneur (India) Council (CBEIC) invites eligible companies, EV infrastructure providers, technology companies, mobility operators, contractors and implementation partners to participate in the development of rural EV charging and mobility infrastructure under the Yuva Saarthi Initiative.
Yuva Saarthi is an initiative focused on creating sustainable livelihood and entrepreneurship opportunities for young people by connecting electric mobility, charging infrastructure and rural economic development.
The initiative aims to establish EV charging facilities at suitable rural locations, including the Gram Panchayat level, while creating opportunities for local entrepreneurs and service providers.
The selected partner(s) may be responsible for:
The proposed charging infrastructure may be integrated with a broader Rural Mobility Solution, supporting electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers and other suitable electric vehicles.
The objective is to create an ecosystem where charging infrastructure supports:
Mobility + Livelihood + Entrepreneurship + Clean Energy + Rural Development
The tender is open to organizations with relevant experience in one or more of the following:
The project aims to:
Interested organizations are requested to submit their technical and commercial proposals to:
Chamber of Business and Entrepreneur (India) Council (CBEIC)
Email: office@cbeic.in
Subject: Tender – Rural EV Charging & Mobility Infrastructure – Yuva Saarthi
The proposal should include the organization profile, relevant experience, technical approach, proposed infrastructure model, implementation plan, financial proposal and supporting documents.
Proposals may be evaluated based on:
CBEIC reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal, modify the scope, seek clarifications or cancel the tender process in accordance with its requirements. Submission of a proposal does not guarantee selection or award of work.