The Government's Low Carbon Vehicle Public Procurement Programme (LCVPP) was set up in 2007 to help stimulate the market for lower carbon vehicles. It has provided financial assistance to public sector organisations wishing to procure innovative, lower carbon vehicles for their fleets.
In its first phase, the programme has provided funding to support the trial of over 200 electric and low emission vans in a range of public fleets. The LCVPP is allowing for the collection of 'real-world' data about the vehicles' performance and usage, helping to drive ongoing technological development; as well as demonstrate the existing capabilities of these vehicles.
In November 2011, OLEV Ministers took the decision to select Ashwoods Automotive, supplier of the low carbon van, to continue into the second phase of the programme as the sole supplier of Hybrid light commercial vehicles. Funding is available for any public fleet buyers to purchase a further 500 low carbon vans from the procurement framework.
The Dft Framework Agreement allows authorities to adhere to EU regulations without the need for tender of mini competition, regardless of volume.

Click here to go to the Department for Transport The Low Carbon Vehicle Public Procurement Programme Support for low carbon vans
Contact David Balchin or Martin Kadhim of Ashwoods to request a brochure and discuss the order:













