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

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NAVAL BASE CORONADO CORONADO, PROJECT COST PROJECT DESCRIPTION $114,315,238 ANNUAL PROJECT SAVINGS $4,377,137 SCOPE OF WORK • Boiler and chiller plant replacement • Building and power plant automation replacement • Lighting and lighting control upgrades • Building envelope improvements and cool roofs • Renewable energy (500 kW solar PV system) • Electric/utility distribution systems • Data center upgrades and UPS consolidation • Five performance optimized datacenters including; 72 IT enclosures, 30 in -row cooling units, and 10 power distribution units ROLE OF RESPONDER & METHOD OF M&V Energy Services Company M&V Option A PROJECT TERM & DATES 20 Year Term Project Beginning and End Dates 2018-2038 Construction Dates 2016-2018 In February 2016, the U.S. Navy awarded Schneider Electric a $114M self -funding ESPC at Naval Base Coronado (NBC) and San Clemente Island (SCI). The ESPC affected 90 buildings and increased the reliability and capacity of mission critical facilities, reduced overall operational and maintenance costs, and added renewable energy for increased energy assurance. With critical operations being impacted, Schneider Electric took a unique approach to ensuring NBC and SCI comfort with the project. Beyond traditional savings guarantees, the project included contractual guarantees for system uptime (99.999% availability) at one of the Navy's largest, most critical data centers. This included a financial penalty related to downtime beyond agreed upon schedules. Our construction team was willing to take on this risk due to their high degree of confidence in project coordination efforts and detailed implementation plan. 95% of the ESPC is in data center with comprehensive ECMs ranging from the server floor to chillers and electrical substation with the objective of increasing resiliency, redundancy, and efficiency. The new high efficiency equipment reduced the PUE on the server floor from 2.5 to 1.2, and due to more efficient use of power, energy, and floor space, the Navy has additional capacity to consolidate other data centers into this data center. Critical facilities maintained functionality throughout installation, which included specific secure procedures and areas of 24/7 occupancy and operation. Schneider Electric also provided a full- time employee, funded with energy savings, to operate all installed ECMs and perform maintenance services on all installed equipment and systems.