CAPA_ Energy Management Services (EMS) RFQ_ Northampton High School Geothermal Project
Federal opportunity from 02 - Chief Procurement Officer • City of Northampton. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 03, 2026. Industry: NAICS 81, 10, 00.
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The City of Northampton seeks Statements of Qualifications from qualified Energy Service Companies ESCOs to provide Energy Management Services EMS for the Northampton High School Geothermal Project pursuant to MGL c25A Sec 11I and 225 CMR 19.00. Request the RFQ from Ben Weil at bweil@northamptonma.gov. Responses due April 3 2026 at 1:00 PM ET. The City reserves the right to waive minor informalities and reject any or all responses.
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The City of Northampton is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from qualified Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) for Energy Management Services (EMS) related to the Northampton High School Geothermal Project. The responses are due April 3, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET. The procurement is conducted under MGL c25A Sec 11I and 225 CMR 19.00, indicating a structured and regulated opportunity.
The buyer aims to identify and select a qualified ESCO to provide Energy Management Services for a geothermal project, promoting energy efficiency at Northampton High School.
- Qualified Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) with experience in geothermal projects
- Firms with a strong track record in energy management services
- Companies familiar with MGL c25A Sec 11I and 225 CMR 19.00 guidelines
- Preparation of Energy Management Services proposal
- Assessment of geothermal energy needs
- Implementation strategy for energy efficiency
- Monitoring and reporting on energy savings
- Statement of Qualifications
- Relevant project experience
- Team qualifications
- Technical approach to Energy Management Services
- Compliance with state regulations
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- Adhere to MGL c25A Sec 11I
- Comply with 225 CMR 19.00
- Ensure all submissions are timely and accurate
- Consider competitive pricing aligned with similar municipal projects
- Include a clear breakdown of costs for services to be provided
- Prepare options for pricing based on different service levels
- Potential partnerships with local engineering firms
- Subcontracting to specialists in geothermal technology
- Collaboration with companies experienced in energy audits
- Potential for a competitive bidding environment
- Changes in municipal regulations affecting procurement process
- Timing of project execution based on school schedules
- What specific energy management outcomes are expected from the ESCO?
- Are there any existing studies on the geothermal potential of the school site?
- What compliance requirements should be prioritized in the submission?
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- Exact scope of Energy Management Services required
- Any specific metrics for success or performance
- Evaluation criteria for submitted qualifications
- Budget estimates or funding sources
- Details on the scoring system for proposals
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