2-MIF Task 3 Energy Saving Tech Vendor RFI YOUR ORG NAME.xlsx

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Energy Saving Technologies - Vendors & Contractors
Solicitation number
265X901156
Issued by
Hamilton County, Ohio

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This is a Request for Information (RFI) response template issued by the City of Cincinnati's Office of Environment & Sustainability seeking Statements of Qualifications from vendors, contractors, installers, engineering firms, ESCOs, and other project delivery partners specializing in clean energy and energy-efficiency technologies. The template requests detailed information about near-term project pipelines at the project or portfolio level, including project titles, descriptions limited to 150 characters, offeror relationships to investments, specific project addresses with 11-digit census tract codes, and comprehensive cost breakdowns. Respondents are instructed to provide information across multiple clean energy technology categories including distributed energy resources (DER) at utility scale, commercial, community, and residential levels; renewable energy installations such as solar and wind; building technologies for commercial, industrial, and residential applications; electric vehicle infrastructure; and other emerging energy technologies.

The template requires detailed financial information including the financing gap size, total project or portfolio costs, and descriptions of other capital providers and funding sources. The submission format is standardized in Excel, with example entries provided for reference projects such as multifamily affordable housing with all-electric construction, EV charging station portfolios, and community resilience hubs with solar and battery storage components. The RFI appears designed to build a vendor pipeline and gather market information on available energy-saving technology solutions, project delivery approaches, and potential partnership opportunities without indicating a specific contract award timeline or set-aside provisions. Respondents should provide as much specificity as possible regarding project scope, costs, and financing arrangements to demonstrate capability and readiness to execute clean energy initiatives within the Cincinnati jurisdiction.

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Pipeline

NOTE: provide information at the project or portfolio level for your near term pipeline with as much specificity as possible/available at the time of submission
Basic informationProposed structure
Title and Overview of Investment (150 characters max, i.e. 1-2 sentences)Offeror Relationship to the InvestmentPortfolio or Single Project? (Note: Portfolio should be a collection of like investments)Project Address(es) (Street Address, City, State, Zip)Project Location (census tract 11 digit code)Financing Gap Size (enter full number with all zeros)Total Project or Portfolio Cost (enter full number with all zeros)Description of Other Capital ProvidersNotes
Example:
Cincinnati Commons: 46 units of new construction multifamily affordable housing. All-electric, high-efficiency.DeveloperProject1234 Ohio Street, Cincinnati, OH, 4520239061026900$ 850,000.00$ 13,156,123.00$3.2M Senior - City, $2.5M equity, $6.6M other funding/subsidyFinancing gap is the cost premium to build all-electric/high efficiency.
Example:
Level 2 EV Chargers: 20 charging stations for fleet electrification at offices across KY/OHLand owner and Project ProponentPortfolio350 Kentucky Ave, Newport, KY 41071; 1250 Main Street, Florence, KY 41073; 425 Thomas Dr., Blue Ash, OH, 45913; 711 Spring Street, Milford, OH 4521541073809422$ 30,000.00$ 45,000.00$15,000 owner fundsBest financing we can find for this project is 7.5% interest
Example:
Community Resilience Hub: 30kW rooftop PV and 250kWh battery (12 hours)Building ownerProject13501 N James Way, Covington, KY 4107139061035885$ 275,000.00$ 350,000.00$75,000 capital campaign
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DER (Utility scale - 5-10MW)
DER (Commercial - behind the meter)
DER (Community solar)
DER (Community wind)
DER (Residential)
DER (Standalone Energy storage)
Buildings (Commercial & Industrial)
Buildings (Residential)
Buildings (Software solutions)
Buildings (Other)
Transport (Personal EVs)
Transport (Commercial EVs)
Transport (Charging/infrastructure)
Transport (Micromobility)
Transport (Other)
Other (Transmission)
Other (Coal conversion)
Other (Offshore wind)
Other (Financial instrument)
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