Attachment P – State of Florida Meter Location and Usage Report

Attachment P is a meter location and usage report prepared by the State of Florida Department of Management Services to support a Natural Gas Supply Invitation to Bid (ITB). The report documents natural gas consumption data for State of Florida facilities and agencies served under the current State Term Contract from January 1, 2023, through September 17, 2025. The document provides a comprehensive inventory of active and inactive meter locations across Florida's correctional institutions, schools, universities, county facilities, and other state-operated buildings. Usage is measured in therms (TH) and presented on a month-by-month basis, enabling prospective bidders to analyze historical consumption patterns across multiple Local Distribution Companies (LDCs) and service agreement types, including firm service and interruptible transportation service (ITS) arrangements. The report explicitly disclaims that it represents only facilities serviced during the specified period and may not encompass all locations that could be serviced under the new State Term Contract. The data serves as the basis for solicitation pricing in the natural gas supply procurement process.

The usage data demonstrates significant consumption variation across facilities and service types. High-volume consumers include correctional institutions such as the Reception Medical Center at Lake Butler (averaging approximately 30,000–50,000 therms monthly during active service periods), Florida State Hospital at Chattahoochee (ranging from 4,000–170,000 therms depending on operational status), and numerous school board facilities across Polk, Duval, Citrus, and other counties. Service agreements span multiple LDCs including PGS-NCTS, CFG-Cycle Read, FCG-Cycle Read, and specialized arrangements for municipal utilities. The report notes that certain meters transitioned to inactive status during the reporting period, while others experienced significant usage fluctuations, suggesting operational changes or seasonal demand variations. This usage history enables bidders to develop accurate pricing proposals and understand the scope of the statewide contract opportunity.