Supply Side Energy and Management Services Questions.pdf
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This is a mandatory corporate questions form for a Sources Sought announcement regarding Supply Side Energy and Management Services for the GSA Public Buildings Service. The questionnaire is designed to gather information about potential contractors' capabilities and experience in energy management services.
The form contains 10 questions focusing on: business size status under NAICS 541690 ($16.5M size standard), socioeconomic certifications, experience with energy market technical services, expertise in carbon pollution-free electricity (CFE) and renewable energy, capabilities in negotiating utility supply contracts, knowledge of federal procurement law, energy program management experience, REC attestation processes, pricing structure, reverse auction capabilities, and FedRAMP approval status. Companies must demonstrate expertise in managing large energy portfolios, providing market forecasting and analysis, and handling program management for extensive utility accounts. The questions aim to identify qualified contractors who can support GSA's goal of achieving 100% carbon pollution-free electricity by 2030.
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Supply Side Energy and Management Services
MANDATORY CORPORATE QUESTIONS: Please furnish the following information in reference to your company:
Company Name:
Point of Contact:
Email Address:
1. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code is 541690, Other
Scientific and Technical Consulting Services, the size standard for which is $16.5 million in average annual receipts. Based on this NAICS code, is your company considered a small business? Yes or No.
a. If small, is your company registered as one of the following small business programs: veteran-owned small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, HUBZone small business, small disadvantaged business, 8(a) small business, or women owned small business? If so, please indicate the program.
b. If you are not a small business, what level of small business subcontracting, if any, would be available for the service(s) you are interested in providing?
2. Briefly describe your company’s experience providing the technical services required in the sources sought announcement.
3. Does your company have experience offering technical expert-level advice on the energy market to include market forecasting and analysis? If so, briefly describe.
a. Does your company have technical expertise, not only on the current market, but also on future developments of carbon pollution-free electricity (CFE) or renewable energy?
b. Does your company have experience providing updates, inputs, and calculations for changes in components included in the fixed price deviation for each contract.
4. Does your company have experience negotiating and awarding long-term retail utility supply contracts? If so, briefly describe.
a. Was renewable energy included in the contracts?
5. Does your company have experience advising on federal procurement and https://www.sba.gov/sites/default/files/files/Size_Standards_Table.pdf appropriations law? If so, please explain.
6. Does your company have experience providing energy program management including account management? If so, please explain.
7. Does your company have experience reviewing and preparing Renewable Energy
Certificate (REC) attestations and REC reports? Describe your process for tracking RECs.
8. Describe your company’s pricing structure for your service.
9. Does your company utilize Energy Reverse Auctioning Services or have a Reverse
Auction platform?
10. Is your company FedRAMP approved or in the process of becoming FedRAMP approved?
For information on FedRAMP and the approval process, https://www.fedramp.gov/.
https://www.fedramp.gov/
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