Estimated Reimbursable expenses. To be billed in accordance with the original agreement… and 1 more item

George Mason University (GMU) has awarded a contract to Glumac valued at $261,000 for a Phase 1 nodal plant conversion study on the Fairfax Campus in Virginia. The study builds upon Glumac's previously completed Energy Efficiency and Resiliency Action Plan (EERAP) in 2024, which identified multiple options for electrifying the campus Central Heating and Cooling Plant (CHCP). GMU has selected a transition to low-temperature hot water distribution utilizing ground-source heat pumps as the preferred option. The contract encompasses a 12-month period of performance and is expected to be completed within that timeframe, contingent upon timely provision of information and completion of GMU's responsibilities. The point of contact is Lara Spader at 703-993-7003.

Under this engagement, Glumac will deliver a comprehensive Phase 1 assessment for a selected group of campus buildings, anticipated to be Presidents Park. The deliverables include: an assessment of existing campus infrastructure and identification of major upgrades needed to support nodal plant conversion; determination of implementation strategies including conceptual nodal plant layout and distribution conversion phasing; a detailed cost estimate for the conversion work; and construction phasing guidance. The contract line items total $261,000, comprised of $251,000 for primary services and $10,000 in estimated reimbursable expenses to be billed with supporting documentation.