SIN: 871 200MAJOR categories of energy management program support to include, but not limited to: energy planning and strategies - develop, execute, and report agency implementation plan activities…

GSA's Federal Acquisition Service issued a Federal Supply Schedule contract to NV5 Consultants, Inc. on August 21, 2006, with a ceiling value of $26,081,572 for energy management program support and metering services. The contract was set to expire August 20, 2026.

The contract covers SIN 871 200, encompassing energy planning and strategies, energy choice analysis, risk management, and metering services. The scope includes developing and executing agency implementation plans pursuant to federal energy laws and executive orders, providing equipment and software for evaluating energy choices and analyzing cost-reduction opportunities, training on risk management for energy purchase price uncertainty, and deploying metering solutions to support load profiling, demand management, cost allocation, consumption reduction, and supplier negotiation across specified federal locations.

NV5's labor portfolio spans nine categories ranging from architects and engineers through project managers and principals, with hourly rates escalating at a fixed 2.97 percent annually. Services also include testing, balancing, and minor repairs available as other direct costs.

Ordering activity under this schedule includes delivery orders from the National Gallery of Art (ranging from approximately $9,800 to $376,550 for commissioning, telecommunications, and facilities maintenance services between 2013 and 2024), the National Institutes of Health ($145,550 for commissioning services at the Bethesda campus in 2016), the Federal Correctional Institution at Pekin ($5,960 to $9,780 for medical room certification), the U.S. Air Force ($1.77 million for retro-commissioning in Panama City, Florida, 2012), the Department of Energy's Region 5 office ($2.55 million for commissioning agent services, 2010–2018), the Department of Veterans Affairs ($3.66 million for deferred maintenance in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and additional amounts for standards research and training), and the NIH ($107,365 for radiopharmacy commissioning at Bethesda, 2011–2020).

SIN: 871 200MAJOR categories of energy management program support to include, but not limited to: energy planning and strategies - develop, execute, and report agency implementation plan activities pursuant to all federal laws and executive orders.energy choice analysis - provide equipment and /or audit software and training to enable evaluation of various energy choices. Topics may include analysis of advantages and disadvantages of choices for reducing energy consumption including cost, financing and payback. Risk management - provide equipment and/or software and training on risk management to minimize various levels of price uncertainty for energy purchases. Metering services - provide a full range of metering solutions that allows the specified locations to understand load profiles; manage demand; allocate costs to tenants, regions, facilities, etc.; reduce consumption; negotiate with suppliers; and, monitor improvements from energy conservation measures. Billing and m