A government agency in British Columbia issued “Energy Management Consulting Services” (RFQ). Solicitation MGT-0693 closed on October 6, 2025. Eligibility: Only for Canada Organization.
The vendor is required to provide energy management consulting services roster is to develop a comprehensive list of services that encompasses a range of services.
1. Energy audits and assessments
• Level 1 audit (walk-through analysis): this is a preliminary audit that involves a high-level review of the facility's energy consumption:
o Conduct a walk-through of the facility to identify obvious areas of energy inefficiency.
o Interviews with key operations personnel to gather insights.
o Review of utility bills and other operational data.
• Level 2 audit (energy survey and analysis)
o Perform a detailed breakdown of energy consumption by end-use.
o Analysis of utility rates and potential savings.
o Interviews with building personnel to identify operational characteristics and potential issues.
• Level 3 audit (detailed analysis of capital-intensive modifications)
o In-depth analysis of energy systems and potential energy efficiency improvements.
o Financial analysis, including cost-benefit analysis and return on investment (ROI) calculations.
o Development of a detailed implementation plan for recommended measures, including considerations to support financing options or performance-based contracting models.
2. Benchmarking and utility data management
• Use tools such as ret screen, energy star portfolio manager, or custom dashboards to benchmark performance.
• Collect and analyze utility data (e.g., electricity, water) from client facilities.
• Compare energy intensity, consumption trends, and cost data against relevant baselines (e.g., historical performance, institutional peers, national standards).
• Identify areas of underperformance and improvement opportunities for savings.
3. Strategic energy management planning (SEMP)
• Comprehensive strategic energy management plan (SEMP).
• Prioritized projects list with timelines and budgets.
• Align SEMP with institutional goals and existing capital and operational planning.
• Facilitate establishment of energy management governance structures and ongoing engagement.
• Develop monitoring and reporting frameworks aligned with institutional KPIs
4. Sustainability compliance and funding support
• Procurement support
o Provide advisory support and review for development related to energy retrofits, energy service companies (ESCOS), or renewable projects.
o Conduct lifecycle cost analyses.
o Support the development of performance-based contract language.
• Implementation support
o Review technical components (HVAC, lighting, control systems).
o Oversee commissioning and measurement & verification (M&V) of projects
5. Decarbonization and clean energy planning
• Develop a comprehensive strategic energy management plan (SEMP).
• Identify and prioritize energy efficiency projects, including timelines and budgets.
• Align SEMP with institutional goals, policies, and capital and operational plans.
• Establish energy management governance structures and processes for ongoing engagement.
• Develop monitoring and reporting frameworks aligned with institutional KPIS.
• Provide guidance on measurement, verification, and continuous improvement of energy initiatives.
6. Project execution oversight and delivery support (project management)
• Project mobilization
o Coordinate schedules between project stakeholders to align timelines and resource availability.
o Establish communication protocols and reporting templates for progress tracking.
• Implementation oversight
o Monitor vendor activities to ensure adherence to approved designs, specifications, and safety requirements.
o Participate in site meetings, document progress, and escalate issues requiring institutional decisions.
o Support resolution of technical or scheduling issues in coordination with institutional representatives.
• Quality assurance and commissioning
o Review inspection reports and commissioning documentation provided by vendors or contractors.
o Verify that installed systems meet operational and performance criteria before acceptance.
o Post-installation performance verification.
o Apply measurement and verification (M&V) methods to confirm energy savings, GHG reductions, and ROI targets have been achieved.
o Provide a post-project performance report, including recommendations for optimization and lessons learned.
- Contract Period/Term: 3 years
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: September 19, 2025
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No. This opportunity (MGT-0693) closed on October 6, 2025. See similar open RFPs below.
A government agency in British Columbia. The buyer's contact and submission details are in the solicitation documents.
Only for Canada Organization.
Contract term: 3 years.
Questions and inquiries must be submitted by September 19, 2025.
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