Definitive Contract W912DY23C0025

This contract represents a continuation of an Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, awarded to Johnson Controls Government Systems, LLC on September 30, 2009. The contract, valued at $43.3 million with a completion date of May 1, 2028, is a firm fixed-price definitive contract that funds payments 148–150 and related PPA claim interest payments under the original agreement, as well as payments 170–174 for ongoing project work. Funded by the Defense Department through the Engineering Support Center Huntsville, the contract was awarded without a set-aside designation, reflecting Johnson Controls' status as an established large federal contractor competing on open terms.

Johnson Controls Government Systems, LLC, a foreign-owned subsidiary of Johnson Controls International plc, specializes in energy efficiency and building technologies for federal agencies. This Aberdeen Proving Ground project is part of Johnson Controls' broader portfolio of federal energy management work, including its strategic $3 billion Indefinite Delivery Vehicle with the Army Corps of Engineers and its $5 billion Department of Energy FEMP ESPC Generation 4 contract. Through these vehicles and individual task orders, the company delivers comprehensive facility modernization services including HVAC system upgrades, building controls, renewable energy implementation, and long-term measurement and verification of energy savings—enabling federal agencies to achieve infrastructure improvements and operational cost reductions without substantial upfront capital investment.