Campus baseline
Operating schedules, utility and fuel use, existing assets, constraints, and gaps in the available information.
Schools and campuses
Make the infrastructure decision clear before asking suppliers to price it.
SafariCharge helps school leaders, facilities teams, advisers, and boards turn bills, bus schedules, site constraints, or an RFQ into one reviewable energy and EV charging decision.
Start with what you have. Missing evidence is recorded as a decision gate, not silently assumed.
What the school receives
A decision pack built for review, not a black-box answer.
Each output connects the recommendation to its source information, assumptions, limitations, and next action.
Charging demand
Bus routes, battery capacity, dwell windows, charger use, and the effect of fleet growth on site demand.
Option comparison
Comparable solar, battery, grid, backup, and charging configurations with assumptions kept visible.
Investment case
Indicative cost, savings, resilience, trade-offs, and simple payback context for leadership review.
Procurement schedule
A structured equipment and service scope that makes supplier responses easier to compare.
Decision register
Warnings, approvals, evidence sources, professional review gates, and the reason the preferred option was selected.
How the work progresses
A visible path from brief to procurement.
The exact timing depends on site access, the completeness of records, stakeholder availability, and the professional studies required.
- 01
Kickoff
Confirm the decision, stakeholders, available records, and the questions the school must answer.
- 02
Evidence review
Organize bills, schedules, site information, fleet plans, quotations, and the RFQ. Record what is still missing.
- 03
Options
Model credible configurations and compare their technical, operational, and commercial implications.
- 04
Decision pack
Prepare a recommendation that leadership, finance, facilities, and advisers can review from the same evidence.
- 05
Procurement handoff
Translate the approved direction into supplier requirements, evaluation criteria, and professional design gates.
Procurement confidence
Make suppliers answer the questions that matter after installation.
A low equipment price is not the whole commercial offer. The procurement record should make safety, interoperability, warranty, support, training, and expansion commitments comparable.
Review all platform deliverables- Electrical protection, earthing, isolation, and emergency procedures
- Charger compatibility, OCPP support, load management, metering, and reporting
- Equipment, battery, charger, and workmanship warranty terms
- Local support coverage, response targets, spare parts, and escalation routes
- Staff training, operating manuals, as-built records, and commissioning evidence
- Capacity and connection points for future fleet or campus expansion
Evidence boundary
What the platform supports, and what qualified professionals must verify.
Planning and decision control
Structured inputs, option comparison, documented assumptions, investment context, procurement requirements, and an auditable decision record.
Site-specific engineering and delivery
Site surveys, network studies, protection design, stamped drawings, final equipment selection, installation, testing, and commissioning.
Start with the decision
Bring the campus brief, fleet plan, quotation, or RFQ.
We will structure what is known, identify the evidence gaps, and define the next credible step.