DOE Energy Savings Performance Contracts 2017-2022 (ESPC)

Award Date 4/27/2017
Last Date To Order 4/27/2022
Shared Ceiling $55B
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Successors

The Department of Energy (DOE) Energy Savings Performance Contracts 2017-2022 (ESPC) is a $55 billion master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle designed to enable federal agencies to implement comprehensive energy conservation and efficiency improvement projects across their facilities. Under this vehicle, Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) conduct detailed energy audits, identify potential improvements, and design and construct projects that reduce energy consumption and implement renewable energy solutions. The contract allows federal agencies to upgrade their infrastructure with no upfront capital costs, with project costs being repaid through guaranteed energy savings over extended performance periods.

Task orders under this IDIQ typically range from $5 million to $210 million, with performance periods spanning 20-30 years, and are predominantly awarded to large energy services firms such as Ameresco, CEG Solutions, Johnson Controls, Constellation Newenergy, and Schneider Electric. The task orders consistently target federal facilities across multiple regions, including military bases, federal centers, courthouses, and other government buildings in states like Texas, Louisiana, Michigan, Florida, and Virginia. Common funding agencies include the Department of Energy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and General Services Administration. None of the task orders utilized small business set-asides, indicating these were predominantly awarded to established, large energy service providers through full and open competition, with a focus on implementing energy conservation measures, infrastructure upgrades, and renewable energy projects.

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