AS PART OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S OFFICE OF INFRASTRUCTURE, THE FEDERAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM WORKS WITH ITS STAKEHOLDERS TO ENABLE FEDERAL AGENCIES TO MEET ENERGY-RELATED GOALS, IDENTIFY AFFORDABLE SOLUTIONS, FACILITATE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, AND PROVIDE ENERGY LEADERSHIP TO THE COUNTRY BY IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING GOVERNMENT BEST PRACTICES. THIS ASSISTING FEDERAL FACILITIES WITH ENERGY CONSERVATION TECHNOLOGIES (AFFECT) AWARD FUNDING WILL ENERGY AND WATER SAVING CONSERVATION MEASURES AT THE PENTAGON BUILDING IN ARLINGTON, VA FOR THE WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS SERVICES (WHS) WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. THE PROJECT WILL REDUCE LIGHTING ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND DEMAND BY CONVERTING APPROXIMATELY 90,000 FIXTURES TO LEDS. IT WILL ALSO REDUCE WATER CONSUMPTION BY INSTALLING HIGH-EFFICIENCY PLUMBING FIXTURES, OPTIMIZE THE PENTAGON'S IRRIGATION SYSTEMS, OPTIMIZE 49 WALK-IN REFRIGERATION UNITS, AND INSTALL (3) NEW 4,000-TON HIGH-EFFICIENCY CHILLERS. THIS PROJECT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO RESILIENCE AND MITIGATE RISKS TO CRITICAL MISSIONS BY REDUCING ENERGY, DEMAND, AND WATER USE, AS WELL AS ENSURING ACCESS TO RESOURCE SUPPLIES.