9. Sample IRA Project Submittal_ Reporting Form.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- 47PH0825R0004
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This file appears to be a sample report form template for tracking Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) project submittals, related to a solicitation for a Design Build Contract at the Santa Teresa Land Port of Entry (LPOE) in New Mexico. The template is associated with solicitation number 47PH0825R0004, which is a small business set-aside opportunity from GSA Public Buildings Service.
While the file itself is a template form, the associated solicitation details show this is for a design-build project involving approximately 190,000 sf of concrete pavement repair/replacement using Low Embodied Carbon (LEC) materials. The estimated project value is $5-10 million with a 300-day performance period. Key dates include a virtual pre-proposal meeting on January 22, 2025, site visit on January 23, 2025, and proposals due March 4, 2025 at 12:00 PM CST. Award is anticipated in April/May 2025. The contract will be awarded based on best value with four evaluation factors: Past Performance/Key Personnel, Company Experience, Technical Approach, and Sustainability.
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Low Embodied Carbon Materials
| Region | Contractor Name | Project Manager Name | ||
| Project Number (in Kahua) | Contractor Email Address | Project Manager Email Address | ||
| Project Type (non-ESPC or ESPC?) | Project Manager Approval Date | |||
| Enter Work Item Information Below: | Design-Build or Construction Team: Enter LEC Installation Information & Outcomes | Construction Manager as Advisor (CMa) or Commissioning Provider (CxP) |
Certify information below:
| Combined WI ID | Row Has Any Value | Min Requirements Met | Row Number | Region | First Column Address | Duplicate Check | Contractor Name | Contractor Email Address | Project Manager Name | Project Manager Email Address | Enter your email address | Milestone Status | Building Number | |
| : Location Code (from REXUS) | Building Name | Project # (Kahua) | Accounting String ID (ASID) | |||||||||||
| : (8-digit alphanumeric string) | Work Item (WI) # | |||||||||||||
| : 4 digit numeric string | Budget Activity Code | |||||||||||||
| : PG Code for LEC projects: PG24 | LEC Identifier | |||||||||||||
| : Unique identifier for project teams to use during data entry process, if necessary. Example, ECM number in TO Schedule | LEC Material Category | LEC Material Subcategory | Declared Unit | GWP Limit Specified in the Contract | ||||||||||
| : Top 20% of Contract Limits by Material Subcategory | New GWP Limit Specified in the Contract (if Different than Previous Column) | Reported Threshold Target | Calculated Threshold Achieved | Provide link for Material EPD | Description of Material Installed |
: Brief description of what material was used for on the project, supplier, mix type etc.
: Location Code (from REXUS) : (8-digit alphanumeric string) : 4 digit numeric string : PG Code for LEC projects: PG24
| : Unique identifier for project teams to use during data entry process, if necessary. Example, ECM number in TO Schedule | Quantity | Quantity Reporting Unit | Product Category Rule (PCR) | Product Specific GWP | Conversion Factor A | Conversion Factor A Units | Conversion Factor B | Embodied Carbon Reduction (Calculated) | |
| Upstream Scope 3 | Upstream Plant's ENERGY STAR Energy Performance Score |
: For glass, upstream cement plant, and steel from integrated mills, ask manufacturer to generate and report their ENERGY STAR Energy Performance Score per: http://www.energystar.gov/epis
Any cement, glass, or integrated steel plant based in the U.S. can use the free ENERGY STAR Energy Performance Indicator tool to generate a score, even if the plant is not ENERGY STAR certified.
| : Top 20% of Contract Limits by Material Subcategory | Year of plant's ENERGY STAR Energy Performance Score | Certify information for this row is accurate | Certify the embodied carbon calculations | |||||||||||
| : Certify that the quantity is accurate, and reported product-specific GWP matches the identified EPD | Email of Certifier | |||||||||||||
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| Region | Contractor Name | Project Manager Name | ||||||||||||||||
| Project Number (in Kahua) | Contractor Email Address | Project Manager Email Address | ||||||||||||||||
| Project Type (non-ESPC or ESPC?) | Project Manager Approval Date | |||||||||||||||||
| Enter Work Item Information Below: | Design-Build or Construction Team: Enter E&ST / HPGB Installation Information and Outcomes | Construction Manager as Advisor (CMa) or Commissioning Provider (CxP): Validate technology Installation | ||||||||||||||||
| Combined WI ID | Row Has Any Value | Min Requirements Met | Row Number | Region | First Column Address | Duplicate Check | Contractor Name | Contractor Email Address | Project Manager Name | Project Manager Email Address | Enter your email address | Milestone Status | Building Number | |||||
| : Location Code (from REXUS) | Building Name | Project # (Kahua) | Accounting String ID (ASID) | |||||||||||||||
| : 8-digit alphanumeric string | Work Item (WI) # | |||||||||||||||||
| : 4 digit numeric string as reported in IRIS | Budget Activity Code |
: PG Code for HPGB Projects: PG21
| PG Code for E&ST Projects: PG27 | IRA Program (E&ST, HPGB) | Select the guiding principle for the material or technology | Deep Energy Retrofit | All Electric Building | Net Zero Energy | Sustainable Building | Energy Conservation Measure /Water Conservation Measure (ECM/WCM) Identifier |
| : Unique identifier for project teams to use during data entry process, if necessary. Example, ECM number in TO Schedule | ECM/WCM Category | ||||||
| : AoA Dropdown | ECM/WCM Technology | ||||||
| : AoA Dropdown | Quantity Installed | TO Schedule Technology | |||||
| : Auto populates based on ECM Category and Technology Selected | Emerging & Sustainable Technology | ||||||
| : Auto populates based on ECM Category and Technology Selected | ECM/WCM Default Design Life | ||||||
| : In years | Alternative ECM Design Life | ||||||
| : In years. If different than default. Max of 30 year design life | Primary Building Cooling Fuel | Primary Building Heating Fuel | Refrigerant Involved in ECM? | Refrigerant Type | Refrigerant Capacity (lbs) | Initial ECM/WCM implementation cost ($) | Estimated initial savings associated with ECM/WCM installation ($) |
: ESPC estimated year one savings e.g. If you install a new high efficiency chiller instead of spending $10,000 to repair the old one, enter $10,000 here. Annual O&M Cost ($/year) : (Enter cost if O&M contracts will change due to ECM Implementation)
| Enter negative value if there will be confirmed O&M savings | Electric Savings (kWh/year) |
| : Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use | Natural Gas Savings (scf/year) |
: Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use
1 mmBtu = 974.66 scf Fuel Oil Savings (gal/year) : Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use
1 mmBtu = 7.246376812 gal Steam Savings (mmBtu/year) : Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use
| : Location Code (from REXUS) | Chilled Water Savings (mmBtu/year) | |
| : Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use | Propane Fuel Savings (mmBtu/year) | |
| : Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use | Water Savings (gal/year) |
: Enter negative value if there will be an increase in energy use : 8-digit alphanumeric string : 4 digit numeric string as reported in IRIS : PG Code for HPGB Projects: PG21 PG Code for E&ST Projects: PG27 : Unique identifier for project teams to use during data entry process, if necessary. Example, ECM number in TO Schedule : AoA Dropdown
| : AoA Dropdown | Additional notes about ECM/WCM | Certify technology is installed and working properly | Email of Certifier | |||||||||
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| Source: | How to assess EPD compliance | |||||||||
| **LEC Material Category** | LEC Example **Select LEC Material Subcategory** | Helper Column | Declared Unit | Quantity Reporting Unit | Better Than Average Limit (kgCO2e/Declared Unit) | Top 40% Limit (kgCO2e/Declared Unit) | Top 20% Limit (kgCO2e/Declared Unit) | Conversion Factors (To Metric) | ||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | **Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-**Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | metric ton | 1 | ||||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | ≤2499 PSI | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-≤2499 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 277 | 261 | 228 | cubic meter | 1 | |
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | 3000 PSI | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-3000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 318 | 291 | 257 | U.S. ton | 0.907185 | |
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | 4000 PSI | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-4000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 352 | 326 | 284 | cubic yard | 0.764555 | |
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | 5000 PSI | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-5000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 382 | 357 | 305 | |||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | 6000 PSI | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-6000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 407 | 374 | 319 | |||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | ≥7200 PSI | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-≥7200 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 402 | 362 | 321 | |||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | HESC≤2499 PSI | |||||||||
| : High early strength concrete should be avoided where possible. Is there a need for it in this project? | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-HESC≤2499 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 360.1 | 339.3 | 296.4 | ||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | HESC3000 PSI | |||||||||
| : HESC4000 | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-HESC3000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 413.4 | 378.3 | 334.1 | ||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | HESC4000 PSI | |||||||||
| : HESC4000 | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-HESC4000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 457.6 | 423.8 | 369.2 | ||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | HESC5000 PSI | |||||||||
| : HESC4000 | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-HESC5000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 496.6 | 464.1 | 396.5 | ||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | HESC6000 PSI | |||||||||
| : HESC4000 | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-HESC6000 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 529.1 | 486.2 | 414.7 | ||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | HESC≥7200 PSI | |||||||||
| : HESC4000 | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-HESC≥7200 PSI | cubic meter | cubic yard | 522.6 | 470.6 | 417.3 | ||||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | Cement |
: Cement may only be used where provision of qualifying concrete is impractical.
: High early strength concrete should be avoided where possible. Is there a need for it in this project?
: HESC4000
: HESC4000
: HESC4000
: HESC4000
| : HESC4000 | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-Cement | metric ton | metric ton | 858 | 819 | 751 | ||
| Concrete (and cement or CMUs) | Concrete Masonry Units | Concrete (and cement or CMUs)-Concrete Masonry Units | cubic meter | cubic meter | 290 | 256 | 217 | |
| Asphalt | **Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | Asphalt-**Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | ||||||
| Asphalt | Asphalt | Asphalt-Asphalt | metric ton | U.S. ton | 72.6 | 64.8 | 55.4 | |
| Steel | **Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | Steel-**Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | ||||||
| Steel | Rebar (fabricated) | Steel-Rebar (fabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 850 | 794 | 728 | |
| Steel | Rebar (unfabricated) | Steel-Rebar (unfabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 760 | 716 | 611 | |
| Steel | Hollow Structural Sections (fabricated) | Steel-Hollow Structural Sections (fabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 1,898 | 1854 | 1778 | |
| Steel | Hollow Structural Sections from Electric Arc Furnaces (unfabricated) | Steel-Hollow Structural Sections from Electric Arc Furnaces (unfabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 1,652 | 1620 | 1580 | |
| Steel | Hot-Rolled Sections (fabricated) | Steel-Hot-Rolled Sections (fabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 1,163 | 1128 | 1022 | |
| Steel | Hot-Rolled Sections (unfabricated) | Steel-Hot-Rolled Sections (unfabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 869 | 713 | 686 | |
| Steel | Cold-Formed and Galvanized (stud, track, framing, etc.) | Steel-Cold-Formed and Galvanized (stud, track, framing, etc.) | metric ton | metric ton | 2,408 | 2324 | 2228 | |
| Steel | Structural Steel Plate from Electric Arc Furnaces (unfabricated) | Steel-Structural Steel Plate from Electric Arc Furnaces (unfabricated) | metric ton | metric ton | 1,190 | 1152 | 987 | |
| Glass | **Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | Glass-**Select LEC Material Subcategory below** | ||||||
| Glass | Flat Glass | Glass-Flat Glass | metric ton | metric ton | 1,401 | 1370 | 1331 |
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10JM8-LF0kUJwtvaxAisV-IeyoZzLveKlUtMwCflCRQM/edit E&ST_HPGB Dropdowns #REF! Filtered Region Filtered Location Code Filtered Building Name #REF!
: Import range from ECM Design life tab. Any updates to E&S / TO alignment can be made in that sheet (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1a_41ZddtVfM_VrZU2vYW7gQQUAp5gPwEolsrFzwPUTQ/edit#gid=339106882)
| ECM type/category list aligns with CTS | ECM Technology | Filtered IRA Milestones | ||
| #N/A | #N/A |
LEC_Dropdowns
| #REF! | Filtered Region | Filtered Location Code | Filtered Building Name | #REF! | LEC Material Subcategories | Unit Conversions | Filtered IRA Milestones | #REF! | #REF! | ||
| #N/A | cubic meter/cubic yard | 0.764555 | #N/A | ||||||||
| metric ton/kilogram | 0.001 | ||||||||||
| metric ton/U.S. ton | 0.907185 | ||||||||||
| metric ton/metric ton | 1 | ||||||||||
| cubic meter/cubic meter | 1 |
: HESC4000
: HESC4000
: HESC4000
: HESC4000
: Cement may only be used where provision of qualifying concrete is impractical.
: High early strength concrete should be avoided where possible. Is there a need for it in this project?
: HESC4000
Metadata
| LEC Information | E&ST Information | ||||||||||
| Project Number | Header | Rows | Cols | A1 Reference | Formulas On Blank Row | Project Number | Header | Rows | Cols | A1 Reference | Formulas On Blank Row |
| 5 | 0 | 42 | 11 | 5 | 0 | 51 | 8 |
Data Dictionary
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