Opening of Proposals - Olive WTP Solar GESC Proj No 124-050 - Schneider Electric

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MOODY AIR FORCE BASE VALDOSTA, GA PROJECT COST Total Contract Amount: $21,778,675 Capital Project Amount: $11,308,517 ANNUAL PROJECT SAVINGS $685,622 SCOPE OF WORK • Utility Monitoring and Control Systems (UMCS) — Scheduling & Setpoint Adjustments; EMCS Expansion • Lighting Improvements — Interior and Exterior Lighting Upgrades • Electric Motors and Drives — VFDs for Chilled Water Pumps, Air Handlers, and Poor Pump • Distributed Energy — Building Transformer Replacements • Renewable Energy Systems — Ground -mount Solar PV ROLE OF RESPONDER & METHOD OF M&V Energy Services Company M&V Options A, B and C PROJECT TERM & DATES 23 Year Term Project Beginning and End Dates 2020-2043 Construction Dates 2019-2020 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Schneider Electric completed an $11.2 million task order at Moody Air Force Base, Ga., in 2022 and just two years later, the project is already paying for itself. The upgrades are saving an estimated $700,000 in utility and operational costs per year while improving base -wide energy resiliency and efficiency. Over the 23-year life of the contract, it will save a projected $21 million. The project was designed and completed through the Department of Energy's Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) program, a budget -neutral approach to making building improvements that reduce energy and water usage while increasing operational efficiency. Through an ESPC, today's facility upgrades are paid for by tomorrow's energy savings —all without tapping into capital budgets. Schneider Electric's energy infrastructure project at Moody is a strong case study on how an ESPC achieves mission -critical resilience. Moody wanted to achieve their renewable energy goals and to meet the cyber- secure requirements for their control system while expanding that system. The solution to both goals was written into the ESPC partnership. Schneider Electric installed a new 2.5-megawatt solar array and panel system, which is now providing the base with clean, renewable electrical power while offsetting the utility bill. Moody also received an expanded, cyber-secure energy management control system, which makes energy usage levels more visible while improving comfort and environment for Moody Airmen at work. Schneider Electric also modernized 2 million square feet across more than 60 buildings at Moody by installing new transformers, updated HVAC systems, and base -wide LED lighting systems. The result is a more reliable, resilient, and mission -ready base.