E-mobility at the Lebach police inspectorate

2 November 2026 at 08:30 UTC, as recorded in the source snapshot.
08:30 AM · UTC
Contract value
Not stated in the notice
Classification
supplies
Published
September 30, 2026

Öffentliche Vergabe (OeV)

Overview

The notice concerns electric vehicle charging at the Lebach police inspectorate on Dörrenbachstraße. It specifies two 150 kW DC charging points and four AC dual charging points rated at 11 kW each. A battery storage system is planned to reduce strain on the upstream grid, absorb peak loads and store surplus photovoltaic energy for later use. During a power outage, the battery is intended to serve as an uninterruptible power supply until the emergency generator takes over. The available notice information gives a 2 November 2026, 08:30 UTC submission cutoff. No estimated value or award criteria are provided.

Information based on the public notice

What the buyer needs

Installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure with battery storage for the police inspectorate in Lebach. The notice describes charging-point capacities and the storage system’s grid-support and backup-power roles.

Tender details

Buyer
State Administration Office (LaVA), Department 4, State Building Authority
Country
Germany
Procedure
open
Classification
CPV 31158000 · CPV 31400000
Notice reference
ocds-mnwr74-ac515698-0f0f-4515-bd87-e1500e9b7fb9
Scope
Two 150 kW DC points and four 11 kW AC dual points
Battery use
Grid relief, peak-load buffering, photovoltaic storage and temporary UPS supply
Location
Dörrenbachstraße, Lebach, Germany
Submission deadline
2 November 2026, 08:30 UTC

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  • The available notice description does not provide an estimated value, detailed technical specifications or award criteria.
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Original notice

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E-Mobilität, PI Lebach, Dörrenbachstraße Lebach

E-Mobilität, PI Lebach, Dörrenbachstraße Lebach Es werden 2x DC-Ladepunkte mit jeweils 150 kW und 4x AC-Doppelladepunkte mit jeweils 11 kW vorgesehen. Für die benötigte Ladeleistung wird ein Batteriespeicher vorgesehen, der das vorgelagerte Netz entlastet und Lastspitzen abfängt. Überschüssige Energie aus der PV-Anlage wird im Batteriespeicher zwischengespeichert und bei Bedarf genutzt, anstatt diese in das öffentliche Netz einzuspeisen. Im Falle eines Stromausfalls soll der Batteriespeicher als USV-Anlage für die Polizeiinspektion dienen, bis die Netzersatzanlage (NEA) die Versorgung übernimmt.

Official source: Öffentliche Vergabe (OeV) ↗