REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. --
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, awarded a $3 billion Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) Multiple Award Task Order Contract IV (MATOC IV) in support of the Center’s Energy Division June 9.
The $3 billion MATOC IV is set to help modernize aging Department of Defense facilities and infrastructure by reducing utility and maintenance costs via third party financing that utilizes private capital to make infrastructure improvements without tapping into an installation’s budget.
Huntsville Center's ESPC MATOC IV, with 18 ESCOs including small businesses, are competed among the MATOC Energy Services Companies (ESCOs) using the Center’s streamlined procurement process. ESCOs for the MATOC IV are: AECOM Technical Services Inc., Los Angeles, California; Ameresco Inc., Framingham, Massachusetts; The Brewer-Garrett Co., Middleburg Heights, Ohio; Centrica, Malta, New York; CMTA Inc., Prospect, Kentucky; Constellation, Baltimore, Maryland; Energy Systems Group LLC, New Burgh, Indiana; Engie Services, Overland Park, Kansas; Green Generation Solutions, Bethesda, Maryland; Honeywell International Inc., Duluth, Georgia; Johnson Controls Government Systems LLC, Rockville, Maryland; M.C. Dean, Tysons, Virginia; Noresco, Westborough, Massachusetts; CEG Solutions, LLC, Arlington, Virginia; Schneider Electric, Carrollton, Texas; Southland Industries, Garden Grove, Massachusetts; Trane, White Bear Lake, Minnesota; and Veregy LLC, Phoenix, Texas, will compete for each order of the firm-fixed-price contract.
The ESCOs perform operations and maintenance on major systems, allowing limited Department of Public Works maintenance resources to be spent on other activities. These third-party financed agreements allow the garrison to focus appropriated funds on mission critical requirements.
ESPC project savings are cumulative, creating savings year after year throughout the project contract period and often replacing equipment near the end of its service life with higher efficiency energy solutions.
Work locations and funding will be determined with each task order, with an estimated completion date of 2035.