Fairmont Energy Savings Performance Project

The Fairmont Energy Savings Performance Project, led by Alameda County’s General Services Agency, is a comprehensive energy modernization initiative targeting multiple county facilities in San Leandro, including the Juvenile Justice Center, Camp Sweeney, and Las Vistas Buildings. The project scope involves the installation of solar photovoltaic systems ranging from 250 to 850 kW, advanced energy storage systems of 150 to 350 kW, upgrades to HVAC and lighting systems with integrated controls, replacement of emergency generators, and the pre-installation of conduit infrastructure to support future electric vehicle charging stations. All work is confined to existing rooftops and parking areas with no expansion of building footprints, ensuring compliance with California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions under Classes 1, 3, and 4, and Public Resources Code §21080.35. The project aims to significantly reduce fossil fuel use, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance energy resilience by enabling critical facilities to operate during grid outages. Administrative filings confirm the project has been certified as environmentally exempt, requiring submission of five copies of exemption documentation and payment of nominal state and handling fees, but no formal contract value, pricing structure, or procurement timeline has been disclosed. The procurement is currently identified as a forecasted action with no solicitation number, contract type, or formal evaluation factors published. Payment for related administrative fees is to be made by check to the Alameda County Clerk at a Sacramento remittance address, with oversight potentially managed by the Deputy Director of Capital Programs. No standard federal contract clauses, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or contractor-specific requirements are documented, indicating this phase is primarily focused on environmental clearance and planning rather than active contract award or execution.