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Energy Auditing and Electrical Owner's Representation

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RFSOQ for Electrical Support

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Provides energy analysis and owner's agent services for prime contractors on Tarrant Regional Water District projects. Conducts facility energy audits of lighting, HVAC, and building automation systems to develop Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs). Assists in contract negotiations with electric utilities and provides legislative tariff updates. Requires Certified Energy Manager (CEM) certification. Delivers audit reports and implementation plans.

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