Energy Savings Performance Contract - Generation 4

Award Date 7/28/2023
Last Date To Order 7/27/2028
Shared Ceiling $5B
Federal Agency
Department of Energy
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) Generation 4 IDIQ is a multiple-award contract vehicle administered by the Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program (DOE FEMP) focused on energy and water conservation services for federal facilities. The contract enables Energy Services Companies (ESCOs) to develop and implement comprehensive energy efficiency projects, including renewable energy technologies, distributed generation, energy storage, and infrastructure modernization. Under this vehicle, ESCOs conduct energy audits, design project solutions, arrange financing, and guarantee energy cost savings that will offset the project implementation costs over the contract's performance period.

Task orders under this IDIQ are anticipated to range from several hundred thousand to multiple million dollars, with performance periods up to 25 years. The vehicle supports multi-agency requirements, with an anticipated maximum ceiling of $4 billion per contract and potential task order awards across federal facilities nationwide. DOE plans to award fifteen total IDIQ contracts, with five reserved specifically for small businesses, ensuring diverse participation from both large and small energy service providers. While specific task order details are not provided, the contract vehicle is designed to support energy conservation improvements across federal buildings, with ESCOs responsible for designing, implementing, and verifying energy savings through measurement and verification protocols. The contract includes provisions for sustainable acquisition requirements and allows for firm fixed-price task order implementations across various federal agency locations.

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