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Opening of Proposals - Olive WTP Solar GESC Proj No 124-050 - Schneider Electric
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City of South Bend <br />Public Works Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract Qualifications <br />Life Is On Schneider <br />Electric <br />Customer <br />Morgan County <br />Year(s) <br />2021 <br />Total Shortfall <br />$14,104 <br />Roanoke City Schools Phase 2 <br />2020 <br />$11,530 <br />Silver Valley USD <br />2021-2022 <br />$62,112 <br />Stone County Schools <br />2019-2022 <br />$34,407 <br />d. Attach letter of reference of two subcontractors used on large projects attesting to your firm's fiscal responsibility. <br />Please see Appendix C for letters of reference from Emcor Hyre and Westphal attesting to our fiscal responsibility and work on large <br />complex projects. <br />e. Disclose any relationships with financial institutions. <br />By partnering with us, you will also have the advantage of a dedicated resource whose sole purpose is to help you obtain the best <br />financing for your project. Our national Finance Director offers more than 30 years of relevant experience and will work with your team <br />to arrange financing. We have supported funding efforts for hundreds of successful projects across the country, ranging from less than <br />$1 million to more than $100 million, using a variety of debt instruments and funding sources <br />One of the unique benefits of our collaborative approach is we will develop your project and arrange financing hand in hand. This <br />means you will have a defined scope and an assessment of anticipated costs that is based on actual data, including cash flow <br />assumptions. Our Finance Director will provide real-time interest rate assumptions that are reflected in the cash flow models. Rather <br />than approaching potential lenders with a ballpark figure, you will have a more complete plan against which to compare rates and <br />terms. As a result, there will be no surprises for you when it is time to lock in costs for our contract and lender financing. <br />Schneider Electric will not charge you for —or make any profit from —the financing of your project, nor do we serve as a financial or <br />municipal advisor. We can provide several options for funding including Energy as a Service, Tax Exempt Municipal Leases, and SRF <br />Loans. All private financing for Schneider Electric projects comes from independent third -party lender/investor sources, such as Bank <br />of America Public Capital Corp, Pinnacle Bank, US Bank, Signature Bank, Sterling National Bank, First Security Finance, Stifel, and <br />D.A. Davidson. Our only interest is to help you find the capital you need with the best terms possible to support your vision for mission - <br />critical improvements for your wastewater project. <br />Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to December 10, 2024 <br />the restriction on the table of contents of this proposal Page 7 <br />
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