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In November 2022, Bristol City Council established a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) that charges all non-compliant vehicles that enter its boundary. Recognising that the introduction of a non-compliance charge could potentially have disproportionate negative impacts on residents, visitors and businesses, BCC negotiated a £42m package of mitigation measures with the Joint Air Quality Unit (JAQU) to support the transition to cleaner vehicles.
A key element of the CAZ mitigation package was to provide support to 'first/last mile' freight deliveries into and out of the CAZ through provision of micro-consolidation hubs, which are last mile consolidation and distribution nodes located within or next to urban areas that enable optimisation and consolidation of freight deliveries. A £2m Clean Air Fund grant was earmarked for this initiative.
Bristol City Council is seeking professional services to assist in the development of a business case to establish the feasibility and investment justification for the proposed mitigation.
Direct award to Constellia via SEWTAPS framework.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Constellia Public Limited | 08664789 | £57,093 | - |
Government spending data: This supplier has received £59,302,030 in 695 payments (over £25k) from Home Office, Ministry of Defence, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust and 8 more public bodies (2021-12-23 to 2026-07-30). View full payment history →