Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) at Hill Air Force Base

DLA Energy will utilize the Department of Energy (DOE) Super Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) to award a Task Order (TO) for the customer's requirement.  The DOE Super ESPC IDIQ contracts were awarded to sixteen Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) based on their capability to meet specified ESPC terms and conditions, with a contract term up to 25 years allowed under 42 USC 8287.  Through ESPCs, prequalified ESCOs finance, develop and implement energy conservation measures (ECMs) for federal agencies at no upfront cost to the installation.  The return to an ESCO is a contractually determined share of the energy cost savings generated by the ESPC project.  Prior to award of  TO, the ESCO conducts a comprehensive energy audit and identifies improvements to avoid facility energy costs and energy related operation and maintenance (O&M) costs.  The ESCO guarantees annual cost savings upon implementation of the ECM and privately finances the investment.  The delivery schedule is amortized to allow the federal agency customer to pay for ESCO services and debt service from annual cost savings over the term of the contract.  The DOE Super ESPC IDIQ contact will be used to award a TO to design, install and operate and ESPC project at Hill Air Force Base in Utah.  The purpose for pursing an ESPC project is to help Hill reach its mandated energy conservation goals.