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Notice of Opportunity (NOO) for Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) Task Order for Forest Service Operated Centers and Request for Contractor Expressions of Interest

1605AE-24-R-00002

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management, Dol - Jcas - Aec. Engineering Services.

Response deadline

September 27, 2024 at 2:00 PM EDT

Closed 720 days ago. Posted September 12, 2024, first published July 31, 2024. Scheduled to archive October 12, 2024.

Description

As published on SAM.gov.

This notice of opportunity invites current holders of the Department of Energy (DOE’s) Fourth Generation ESPC indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract to submit a written response (an expression of interest) to be considered for contractor selection for this potential task order award.

Department of Labor - Job Corps is interested in pursuing a potential ESPC project at Philadelphia and Atlanta Regions for U.S. Forest Service operated Job Corps Campuses (9 Campuses across KY, WV, NC, TN, and VA) and contractor operated Job Corps Centers (3 in DC and NY).

The Energy Service Company (ESCO) will be required to use eProjectBuilder (ePB) in developing the ESPC project and presenting baselines, estimated savings, and financial schedules to agency. ePB is a free web-based system for entering and tracking ESPC data through the life of a project. It can be accessed at: https://eprojectbuilder.lbl.gov. Please see attachments.

Publications

Every notice SAM.gov issued under this solicitation number, oldest first. Each is a separate record on SAM.

  1. July 31, 2024

    Sources sought

    Due September 13, 2024 at 2:00 PM EDT. SAM.gov, notice ac4281a2d3b343d9aec3afdd13495719

  2. August 21, 2024

    Sources sought

    Due September 27, 2024 at 2:00 PM EDT. SAM.gov, notice f63bdfe889b847aa9cd8551285d4dcbf

  3. September 12, 2024

    Sources sought

    Due September 27, 2024 at 2:00 PM EDT. SAM.gov, notice 93df416c0f0141d480d39f2d3afae536

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