ISO 50001 WR-ALC Sole Source

The Air Force Sustainment Center seeks Strategic Energy Manager expertise to support ISO 50001 Energy Management System certification sustainment for Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex, with an offer due October 26, 2026. This is a sole source acquisition to Global Strategic Energy, LLC, issued under GSA Schedule GS-21F-155AA.

Place of performance is Warner Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, with work performed on-site and remotely across various base buildings during normal hours (4:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Sunday). The procurement requires demonstrated experience successfully implementing ISO 50001 certification at a minimum of five sites, an Association of Energy Engineers Certified Practitioner in Energy Management Systems credential, and Certified SEP Performance Verifier status by AEE. The contractor must also demonstrate prior ISO 50001 certification implementation at a DoD or federal installation performing depot maintenance. NAICS is 541690, Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services; PSC is B599, Special Studies/Analysis—Other.

The contract runs for one base year (28 October 2026 to 27 October 2027) plus four option years, totaling 60 months of performance. Line item 0001 covers 12 months of core strategic energy management services including guidebook maintenance, EnMS document reviews, baseline energy modeling, Significant Energy Uses team management, quarterly Integrated Master Schedule updates, and internal audit coordination. Line item 0002 addresses estimated travel costs on a cost-no-fee basis. Line items 0003 and 0004 provide annual one-time training and one internal audit per year on firm fixed price bases. Contract Data Requirements Lists address program guidebook updates, milestone briefings, energy models and performance indicators, Integrated Master Schedule reporting, annual audit coordination, pre- and post-audit status reports, ISO program management materials, EMS and EnMS training documentation, safety plans, mishap notification, and post-trip reports.

All contractor personnel must obtain DBIDS ID cards, complete airfield driving training, comply with OPSEC and supply chain risk management procedures, and maintain CMMC Level 1 compliance. All personnel must also complete Air Force-provided initial EMS and EnMS training prior to beginning work. The contractor must submit the Program Manager name and contact information within five calendar days of award. All products developed are government property with unlimited data rights unless expressly claimed otherwise. Contracts are processed through Wide Area Workflow using Invoice 2in1 document types.