Energy Savings Performance Contract

Award Date 5/21/2020
Last Date To Order 5/20/2030
Shared Ceiling $750M
Federal Agency
Headquarters
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), enables prequalified Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) to develop and implement energy conservation measures (ECMs) at VA facilities nationwide. Under this contract, ESCOs conduct comprehensive energy audits, identify facility improvements, and implement energy efficiency upgrades with no upfront cost to the agency. The ESCOs are compensated through a contractually determined share of the energy cost savings generated by their projects, effectively allowing the VA to finance infrastructure improvements through operational savings.

Recent task orders demonstrate the contract's focus on energy efficiency projects across VA medical centers and facilities. Notable task orders include a $24 million delivery order for Denver, Colorado and a $17 million order for the Hudson Valley VA Medical Center, both awarded to Tls-Ces Services I, LLC. The contract features multiple set-aside opportunities, with several task orders designated specifically for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs). Delivery orders range from minimal $2,000 initial assessment contracts to multi-million dollar, long-term infrastructure improvement projects with performance periods extending up to 25 years. Prime contractors include Tls-Ces Services I, LLC, Ameresco, Inc., Hicaps Inc., and Utility Systems Solutions, with project locations spanning diverse geographic regions including Florida, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Texas, and South Carolina.

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