Feasibility Studies

Overcoming barriers to unlock further commitment to CAM technologies, both in private and public sector environments.

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About this competition

Feasibility Studies grants support organisations that are ready to target early commercial CAM deployment opportunities in strategic, near-commercial environments. Feasibility Studies accelerate the solutions to issues encountered by organisations in introducing CAM technologies or services to the wider market.

Overcoming these barriers is key to unlocking further commitment to CAM technologies, both in private and public sector environments. Through this grant funding, organisations will set out to produce the mature business cases that will help to bridge these gaps and unlock advanced, at-scale deployments of CAM across the UK.

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Award of funding is subject to projects meeting set eligibility criteria, laid out on the Innovation Funding Service. Get in touch with the Zenzic team for any further support.

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Project requirements

Lasts between six and nine months
Create a business case with sufficient detail to allow investment decisions
Does not start before 1 April 2026, and ends by 31 March 2027
Your project’s total eligible grant funding request must be between £100,000 and £250,000

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Lead partner eligibility

This competition is open to single applicants and collaborations. To lead a collaborative project your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size or a UK public sector organisation (local authority or transport authority)

To work alone your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size. Feasibility Studies must be led by an organisation looking to deploy a vehicle service into an operational environment, or led by an operator who will be operating and running the CAM service

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Scope

The aim of this competition is to fund feasibility studies for early commercial Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) opportunities. Successful projects are expected to enable organisations to create business cases for deployment opportunities in high value areas. Business cases must be sufficiently detailed to allow investment decisions or must highlight existing barriers which prevent this. Proposed deployments must operate commercially without safety drivers at a specified location in the UK.

CAM Pathfinder

The next step in the CAM rollout

The UK is at the forefront of Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM), with homegrown technologies driving smarter, safer, and more sustainable transport. From intelligent logistics to advanced public transport, UK innovators are shaping global standards and delivering real-world impact. The CAM Pathfinder programme channels £150 million of investment to support the development and commercial rollout of CAM solutions—boosting innovation, jobs, and economic growth across the UK.

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All grant-funding is subject to Ministerial and His Majesty’s Treasury approval and will be awarded in accordance with the Minimal Financial Assistance provision outlined in the Subsidy Control Act 2022.