Aggregation Program for Mercantile Customers in Cincinnati and Associated Energy Services

The City of Cincinnati is seeking one or more offerors to establish and operate a Mercantile Energy Aggregation Program serving commercial and industrial customers in Cincinnati, with proposals due July 24, 2026. The program encompasses aggregating energy supply for mercantile customers and developing local clean energy generation and other methods to achieve municipal carbon neutrality.

The scope includes standing up program infrastructure, customer enrollment and management, energy procurement and optimization, and integration of clean energy resources. Offerors may propose to serve the aggregation function alone or to combine aggregation with development of additional renewable or distributed generation assets. The source does not specify an estimated contract value, contract term, or incumbent operator. No set-asides, preferences, or eligibility restrictions are stated. No evaluation criteria, weighting, pre-proposal meeting, question deadline, or other timeline milestones are provided in the available source material.