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This Solicitation opportunity from New York was posted on December 6, 2023. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Loan Loss Reserve to Catalyze Clean Energy Financing in New York State Communities

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PON 4378State & Local

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Connecticut Career Accelerator Program: Program Administration
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The Connecticut Office of Workforce Strategy is soliciting proposals for the administration of the Connecticut Career Accelerator Program (CT CAP), an initiative designed to help learners obtain valuable credentials and workforce training through Outcomes-Based Loans (OBLs). The program specifically targets high-need career pathways, including commercial driver's licenses (CDL), licensed practical nursing (LPN), and paramedic training. The scope of work is divided into two primary service areas: Program Management, which involves fund formation, governance, and relationship management; and Origination and Servicing, which covers loan servicing, repayment monitoring, and borrower support. While the agency prefers a single organization to handle both areas, it may award contracts to multiple respondents based on proposal quality. The total available funding for the successful proposer(s) is 4,840,000 dollars, with administrative costs expected not to exceed 750,000 dollars over a five-year base term. This term includes a three-year OBL deployment period followed by a two-year period for initial servicing and outcomes reporting, with the possibility of further extensions. Key milestones include establishing legal and logistical frameworks by January 1, 2027, launching the CDL pathway within six months, and completing fund formation documents by July 1, 2027. Proposals are due by November 23, 2026, and must be submitted directly to the Agency Official Contact rather than through CTSource. Applicants must provide a detailed budget using the revised Exhibit E template, a comprehensive staffing plan, and evidence of financial standing. Crucially, any entity performing loan servicing must be licensed by the Connecticut Department of Banking. Evaluation will be conducted by a Review Committee, with the final selection made by the Chief Workforce Officer.
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This contract pertains to PON 4378, a Loan Loss Reserve program designed to stimulate clean energy financing within communities across New York State. The program offers financial reimbursement to cover defined losses on loans that support clean energy projects across various sectors, including residential (1-4 units), small commercial, multifamily (5+ units), and not-for-profit organizations. Recent revisions have adjusted funding limits for these sectors, increased support for clean transportation initiatives such as electric school buses, medium, and heavy-duty electric trucks, and introduced a specific Loan Loss Reserve mechanism for TRAC leasing structures in these transportation categories. The program further expands eligible project types, allowing financing for decarbonization measures, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, health and safety, resiliency, and clean transportation technologies, while permitting floating interest rates for commercial customers under certain caps. NYSERDA will manage portfolio residual value reserves to mitigate risks associated with leasing electric vehicles, with detailed terms defining coverage ranges, credit reviews, and deductible obligations. The contract also broadens applicant eligibility by allowing non-traditional financial institutions to participate, excluding those receiving support from NY Green Bank capital. The solicitation remains open until December 31, 2025, or until the $10 million funding cap is reached. This initiative aligns with New York State’s climate goals by fostering investment in decarbonization and supporting disadvantaged communities, with ongoing updates and additional provisions available through NYSERDA’s official channels.

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Loan Loss Reserve supports NY clean energy projects, expanding funding, vehicle leasing, and applicant eligibility.

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New York → Nyserda

Place of Performance

All NYS counties, NY, USA

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AgencyNew York → Nyserda
Contacts4 people available
OfficeN/A
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New York → Nyserda
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Heather ClarkAssistant Director
James CowmanAssistant Contract Manager
Jillina BaxterOffice Manager

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Description of goods to services to be bid: Summary of Revisions: The following changes have been made to PON 4378 “Loan Loss Reserve to Catalyze Clean Energy Financing in New York State Communities”: The following language will be amended page 1 “Other Provisions”:• Residential (1-4 unit) Sector: Five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000)• Small Commercial Sector: Five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000)• Multifamily (5+ unit) Sector: One million dollars ($1,000,000)• Not-for-Profit Sector: One million dollars ($1,000,000) New updated language on page 1: • Residential (1-4 unit) Sector: One million dollars ($1,000,000)• Small Commercial Sector: One Million Dollars ($1,000,000)• Multifamily (5+ unit) Sector: One million dollars ($1,000,000)• Not-for-Profit Sector: Five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) The following additional provisions will be added to Program Summary on Page 1 • Clean Transportation: Support for Electric Vehicles including School Bus, Medium and Heavy-Duty Truck TRAC Leasing support: One million dollars ($1,000,000) The Following language is added to “Definition on Page 6 & 7” (w) A qualified TRAC lease or other acceptable leasing structure for Electric School Buses, Medium and Heavy-Duty Trucks and Buses. (aa) “Target Clean Transportation Sectors”: are (1) Electric School Buses; (2) Medium Duty Electric Trucks and Buses; (3) Heavy Duty Trucks and Busses. The Following language is added to “Introduction on Page 7” Clean Transportation Sector SupportThe goal of this program is to increase adoption of Clean Transportation opportunities in the Target Clean Transportation Sectors in New York State. NYSERDA will enter into agreements with qualified Clean Transportation Providers to provide a portfolio residual value reserves (“RVR”) for coverage against their qualified financing portfolios for Target Clean Transportation Sectors, by providing RVR on individual transactions, up to a maximum Loan Loss Reserve Award Amount. The initial Loan Loss Reserve Award Amount will be subject to the maximum amount as defined under the eligible sectors. NYSERDA reserves the right to adjust this initial award after one year; adjustments can include reduction or increase of award based on portfolio growth, performance, and availability of funds; provided, no such adjustment will affect NYSERDA’s obligation to a Finance Provider with respect to outstanding Eligible Financing Agreements Following Additions were made to Section VIII Loan Loss Reserve/Credit Enhancement on Page 17 For the Clean Transportation Sector, the Loss Percentages, also referred to as Residual Value Reserves (“RVR”) the terms below apply. For Electric School Bus (“ESB”) TRAC leases, Medium and Heavy-Duty Trucks a RVR will be provided as follows:a) For TRAC leases of up to five years or longer terms, subject to NYSERDA credit review, the ESB Residual value (“RV”) for the terminal lease value can range between [20% - 50%], subject to NYSERDA credit review requirements.b) For TRAC leases the RVR coverage provided by NYSERDA to cover the RV downside (drop in terminal residual value) may range between [10% - 30%]c) Subject to review, NYSERDA may charge the applicant firm a coverage spread of [2.5%] based on the notional RVR amount provided for RV coverage. d) Subject to NYSERDA credit, policy and DAC requirements review, the applicant firm will absorb the downside variability of RV for the initial [0% - 10%]e) For avoidance of doubt, NYSERDA RV coverage will only cover downside RV value - as per the RVR coverage provided, subject to a deductible and the upper limit of the RVR coverage range. Summary of Revisions The following changes have been made to PON 4378 “Loan Loss Reserve to Catalyze Clean Energy Financing in New York State Communities”: A no cost modification to PON 4378 to change the language on page 14, section 2 “Other Provisions.” The following language will be amended in section 2 “Other Provisions”: Current language: “Funds to be used for renewable energy, energy efficiency, health and safety and resiliency, with a majority of funds used for renewable energy and efficiency”. Amended language: “Funds to be used for renewable energy, energy efficiency, health and safety and resiliency, with a majority of funds used for renewable energy, decarbonization and efficiency.” Current language: “The financing of new construction is not allowed.”Amended language: “The financing of new construction decarbonization projects is allowed.” Current language: “Interest rates, if applicable must be fixed.”Amended language: “Interest rates, if applicable, must be fixed for Residential customers.” The following additional provisions will be added to section 2 “Other Provisions.” “Qualifying measures include technology, including electrical and renewable based heating and cooling systems, carbon-free transportation, including electric and hydrogen fuel cars that support New York State’s decarbonization goals.”“Expanded business models, including for energy services that lead to a reduction in Green House Gases, energy efficiency, energy cost savings, clean transportation, agriculture, or increase or support resiliency, decarbonization and sustainability.”“Floating interest rates, if applicable, allowed for commercial customers, subject to interest-rate caps.” The following additional provisions will be added to section 4 “Applicant Eligibility Requirements” (iii); acknowledges that support available through this PON is not available for loan loss coverage for NY Green Bank capital; and (iv) is the Applicant is not applying for support under this PON for any capital funded by the NY Greenbank or maybe funded by the NY Green Bank in the future. Program Summary Loan Loss Reserved (LLR) PON 4378 was first issued on June 30, 2020. The purpose of LLR is to provide financial reimbursement for defined losses on individual transactions that support clean energy improvements in residential, small commercial, not-for-profit, or multifamily buildings. The PON remains open until $10,000,000 is fully awarded. PON 4378 language was first modified in November 2022, to allow applicants to offer loans with dealer-point buydown, provided it results in a lower net present value (NPV) cost to the borrower based on the term of the loan. Such determination will be made at NYSERDA’s sole discretion. This is a change to the original PON which did not allow applicants to offer dealer-point buydowns. NYSERDA recognize that market practices allow dealer-points and in certain cases, with longer loan-terms it is beneficial to the borrower. NYSERDA is trying to capture that with the NPV provision so applicants for the LLR are competitive with other providers in the market. Updated to modify language for firms that maybe using NYGB capital to still apply for support for non NYGB capital Updated to include alignment for CLCPA goals for DAC impact Updated to include decarbonization measures for support If changes are made to this solicitation notification will be posted on NYSERDA’s website at: www.nyserda.ny.gov/funding-opportunities Eligibility/Qualifications Requirements/Preferences: Applicant Eligibility Requirements By submitting an application hereunder, Applicant hereby represents to NYSERDA, as of the date of its application and on the date that it is approved as a Finance Provider: Applicant is (i) a Financial Institution as defined herein, or (ii) a non-Financial Institution that is authorized to do business in New York State and fulfills each of the requirements set forth in Section VI hereof; and (iii) is not currently receiving financing support through the NY Green Bank. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Due date:12/31/2025 3:00 PM December 31, 2025 Contract term: N/A County(ies): All NYS counties Location: New York State Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: none

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