The DCP08 - Energy Group, part of the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance, is tasked with advancing the state’s energy resilience and decarbonization goals through the strategic modernization of public infrastructure. Its core mission centers on reducing carbon emissions from state-owned facilities by integrating energy efficiency upgrades, retrofitting building systems, and implementing sustainable design principles across institutional and commercial properties.
DCP08 - Energy Group is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors.
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AI Mission Profile
The DCP08 - Energy Group, part of the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance, is tasked with advancing the state’s energy resilience and decarbonization goals through the strategic modernization of public infrastructure. Its core mission centers on reducing carbon emissio...
The DCP08 - Energy Group, part of the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance, is tasked with advancing the state’s energy resilience and decarbonization goals through the strategic modernization of public infrastructure. Its core mission centers on reducing carbon emissions from state-owned facilities by integrating energy efficiency upgrades, retrofitting building systems, and implementing sustainable design principles across institutional and commercial properties. Strategic priorities include decarbonizing state buildings through comprehensive retrofits, enhancing building performance through technical oversight, and ensuring compliance with Massachusetts climate and energy mandates. Key programs focus on electrification, HVAC system upgrades, and energy system integration, often requiring specialized engineering and inspection services to validate performance and safety.
The agency most frequently procures engineering services to support the design, analysis, and oversight of energy infrastructure projects, alongside building inspection services to ensure compliance with energy codes and safety standards. Construction services for commercial and institutional buildings are engaged for major retrofits and new construction aligned with sustainability goals. Contracts are typically issued as solicitation-based procurements, often structured as task orders or change orders to existing agreements, allowing for agile response to facility-specific needs.
Engineering services (NAICS 541330) and building inspection services (NAICS 541350) dominate procurement activity, reflecting a reliance on technical expertise to execute complex energy transitions. The agency does not utilize set-asides and engages vendors through open competition, prioritizing technical capability and experience in public-sector energy projects over size-based preferences. Vendor relationships are built on demonstrated proficiency in building performance modeling, energy audits, and decarbonization planning.
As a unit within the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance, the Energy Group operates statewide, managing energy initiatives across state-owned facilities. It leverages competitive solicitation processes and performance-based contracts to ensure accountability and outcomes-driven delivery of energy efficiency and climate resilience programs.
Recent DCP08 - Energy Group Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by DCP08 - Energy Group, including active solicitations and recent awards.
