Energy Savings Performance Contract II (ESPC III)

Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region awarded Energy Savings Performance Contract II, a multiple-award Master IDIQ for the design, construction, and operation of energy savings projects, with orders placeable through May 7, 2028. No set-aside applies: all 28 task orders are No Set-Aside Used, and 12 distinct primes hold awards. The vehicle's stated shared ceiling is $1.5 billion, while combined task-order potential value is $2.03 billion, with $516.3 million obligated (25% of potential value).

Awarded May 8, 2015, the vehicle has 1 year 6 months of ordering authority remaining. It succeeds Energy Savings Performance Contract II (awarded December 18, 2008) and is succeeded by Energy Savings Performance Contracts IV (awarded June 9, 2025). Ordering is modest: one, three, three, four, and one orders in 2021 through 2025, with the most recent award on September 30, 2025. Task orders cite the parent as ESPC III.

Awarded orders buy energy conservation measures on Army installations, including lighting, boiler, and rooftop HVAC upgrades, detailed feasibility studies, and debt service, performance-period, and measurement and verification payments under existing orders. Recent orders include a Naval Research Laboratory feasibility-study implementation order and a Fleet Readiness Center Southwest order.

Five primes by order count hold 61% of task orders: Noresco, LLC (5 orders, $175.8 million), Siemens Government Technologies Inc. (4 orders, $394.1 million), CEG Solutions LLC (3 orders, $120.1 million), and Johnson Controls Government Systems, LLC (3 orders, $101.3 million), with Energy Systems Group, LLC (2 orders, $603.7 million) fifth. By value, the top five primes hold 78% of potential value, led by Energy Systems Group, LLC and Ameresco Inc. ($285.1 million, one order). Southland Industries also appears in that top five with two orders totaling $131.7 million.

Three Army Corps of Engineers units are the customers. Engineering Support Center Huntsville places 17 orders ($770.9 million), Engineering and Support Center places 10 orders ($1.26 billion), and Engineering District Little Rock places one order ($327 thousand).

Recent orders are firm fixed price. Ceilings range from $326,752 to $285,083,710.69. The largest recent orders are the Naval Research Laboratory order ($285,083,710.69 ceiling, $51,715,735.00 obligated) and a Joint Systems Manufacturing Center Lima, Ohio order ($251,795,425.61 ceiling, $127,157,949.99 obligated). Ultimate completion dates run from December 31, 2026 to January 30, 2050.

Performance concentrates at CONUS Army installations, including Fort Liberty, Fort Campbell, Fort Drum, Fort Bliss, Fort Knox, Fort Riley, Fort Carson, and Fort Huachuca, with additional orders at USAG Ansbach, Germany and USAG Kwajalein.

The objective of this Master IDIQ is to acquire the design, construction, and operation of energy savings projects to help meet mandated energy savings goals established in the Energy Policy Act of 1992 and its subsequent amendments. Common services provided by an energy savings contractor (ESCO) include, but are not limited to, the following: equipment/system design; equipment/system installation; equipment/system testing; operations, maintenance, and repair.