OEM / EPC / PROJECT PARTNERSHIPS

Strong infrastructure needs strong partnerships.

A practical conversation for charger OEMs, charging operators, EPC teams, developers and project owners.

A practical conversation for charger OEMs, charging operators, EPC teams, developers and project owners.

YOUR REQUIREMENT, EXPLAINED

How can OEMs, charging operators and EPC teams work with Vasudha?

Share the project locations, charger specifications, quantities, delivery programme and proposed scope split. Vasudha welcomes installation, infrastructure, assembly and maintenance collaboration enquiries. A shared brief helps original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), charge point operators (CPOs) and engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) teams coordinate equipment, site works and support.

DEFINE THE WORK TOGETHER

Clear interfaces. Better coordination.

Bring your equipment brief, project locations and delivery requirements. Let’s explore how installation, assembly and infrastructure support can fit your project.

01

Site implementation support

Discuss charger installation and infrastructure requirements with clear boundaries between the OEM, electrical works and site team.

02

Project coordination

Identify the drawings, approvals, access and site-readiness information needed before mobilisation.

03

Assembly & integration enquiries

Share specifications, quantities and quality requirements for charging-related assembly and enclosure discussions.

04

Maintenance collaboration

Explore equipment-specific service needs, parts dependencies and the roles of the OEM and platform provider.

Bring a brief.
Let’s define the next step.

Share project locations, equipment specifications, proposed quantities, scope split and your expected programme.

Conceptual planning illustration: Good collaboration starts with a clear scope.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE REQUIREMENT

Good collaboration starts with a clear scope.

Good project coordination depends on clear interfaces. The owner, designer, equipment supplier, installation team and eventual operator may each hold different information and responsibilities. A useful partnership discussion makes those interfaces visible before a programme or commercial scope is agreed.

Bring the locations, equipment specifications, quantities and support you are seeking. Where drawings, site-readiness checklists or documentation standards already exist, share them as part of the brief. We can then discuss the proposed installation, infrastructure, assembly or maintenance scope against the actual requirement.

Every potential collaboration needs its own confirmation of capability, coverage, resources and commercial terms. Establish who supplies each input, what is included, how changes will be reviewed and what constitutes an accepted handover. Clear responsibilities give both sides a better basis for deciding whether and how to work together.

FROM POSSIBILITY TO POWER

Your next EV charging project starts with a conversation.

One site or multiple locations. An early idea or a defined requirement. Tell us what you’re planning.

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