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Energy Performance Services
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The City of Boulder City is seeking qualified firms from the state of Nevada’s prequalified energy services companies to provide professional services for a Financial-Grade Operational Audit (FGOA). This audit aims to identify energy efficiency opportunities prior to entering into a performance-based energy savings contract. The selection process is conducted in accordance with Nevada Revised Statutes NRS 332.351, NRS 332.353, and NRS 332.360, allowing the City to solicit proposals from qualified vendors for performance contracting projects. The solicitation, titled "Energy Performance Services," was posted on June 4, 2026, and responses are due by July 16, 2026. The City will choose one vendor to conduct an in-depth audit that supports energy efficiency improvements and cost-saving measures. Interested firms can contact Paul Sikora via email or phone for further information. The project is set to be performed within Nevada, and all communications and submissions will be managed through the Nevada Government Marketplace.
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