Design, Installation, Operation and Maintenance of an Ebike Share Scheme in Inverness

Description

In support of the Scottish Government’s aim to increase cycling and walking levels in Scotland, both for everyday travel and leisure, HITRANS wish to establish an ebike share scheme with a series of e-bike hubs across the city of Inverness. The project aims to provide a new low-cost mobility option to promote a healthier, more active population, and reduce inequalities by offering additional opportunities to access services and employment. The scheme aims to increase the opportunities for residents and visitors to travel actively within the city, with associated improvements to our environment. HITRANS are seeking to procure a new contract for the design, supply, installation, operation and maintenance of a public hire e-bike scheme in Inverness. The scheme will create key links between transport hubs and other parts of the city as well as increase accessibility to and awareness of e-bikes. The project is supported with funding from Scottish Government and Stronger Combined (an Interreg North Sea Region Programme funded project, supported by the European Regional Development Fund). More detail can be found in the Specification & tender documents. In support of the Scottish Government’s aim to increase cycling and walking levels in Scotland, both for everyday travel and leisure, HITRANS wish to establish an ebike share scheme with a series of e-bike hubs across the city of Inverness. The project aims to provide a new low-cost mobility option to promote a healthier, more active population, and reduce inequalities by offering additional opportunities to access services and employment. The scheme aims to increase the opportunities for residents and visitors to travel actively within the city, with associated improvements to our environment. HITRANS are seeking to procure a new contract for the design, supply, installation, operation and maintenance of a public hire e-bike scheme in Inverness. The scheme will create key links between transport hubs and other parts of the city as well as increase accessibility to and awareness of e-bikes. The project is supported with funding from Scottish Government and Stronger Combined (an Interreg North Sea Region Programme funded project, supported by the European Regional Development Fund). More detail can be found in the Specification & tender documents.