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New Sustainable Building Technologies and Practices

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GS-00P-11-CY-C-0016Federal

Contract Overview

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The Green Proving Ground (GPG) Program, led by the General Services Administration (GSA), seeks to identify, test, and evaluate innovative and underutilized building technologies and practices that can enhance the performance of federal buildings nationwide. The current solicitation, titled "New Sustainable Building Technologies and Practices," invites commercial entities, educational institutions, and non-profits to submit their technologies for inclusion in a registry. This registry will serve as a resource for planning and implementing future technologies aimed at optimizing energy efficiency, water conservation, indoor environmental quality, waste reduction, environmental impact minimization, greenhouse gas emission reductions, and integrated building design. Submissions for this sources-sought notice must be completed by January 3, 2012, and will be reviewed for potential incorporation into the GPG’s ongoing efforts, including enhanced measurement and verification processes. The opportunity is managed by the GSA’s Public Buildings Service Acquisition Support Division in Washington, DC, with points of contact available to assist interested parties. This initiative reflects the GSA’s commitment to advancing sustainable building solutions within federal infrastructure and encourages broad participation to foster innovative practices that contribute to environmental stewardship and operational efficiency.

General Info

GSA seeks innovative sustainable building technologies for federal buildings; submissions due January 3, 2012.

Agency

General Services Administration → Pbs R00 Acquisition Support Division

NAICS

541310 - Architectural Services

Place of Performance

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Timeline

2 updates

PhaseSources Sought

PostedNov 30

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Notice updatedApr 14

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Notice updatedDec 16

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGeneral Services Administration → Pbs R00 Acquisition Support Division

Contacts2 people available

OfficeWASHINGTON, DC, 20405, USA

Organization / AgencyGeneral Services Administration → Pbs R00 Acquisition Support Division

Office AddressWASHINGTON, DC, 20405, USA

Contacts

Janise L NicholsManager, Industry Relations

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Ted MahoneyProcurement Analyst

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Full Description

The mission of the GPG Program is to, on a limited and carefully controlled basis, identify, test and evaluate innovative and underutilized technologies and practices in order to improve the performance of federal buildings across the country. The current GSA's Green Proving Ground Program Request for Information will close on January 3, 2012. All interested parties are encouraged to complete the request for information - New Sustainable Building Technologies and Practices, and included in the registry by the closing date. All submissions will be reviewed for planning of existing and future considerations of technologies and practices to optimize energy performance; protect and conserve water; enhance indoor environmental quality; reduce waste and environmental impact of materials; reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with building operations; and promote integrated design. The GPG Program may review and consider technologies and practices in the registry for enhanced Measurement & Verification(M&V) in future years. Commercial organizations, companies, educational institutions and non-profit organizations are invited to submit their innovative building technologies and ideas to be included in the registry. The GPG wishes to thank everyone for their interest and responses received. If you have questions or need additional information, contact GSA's Public Buildings Service Industry Relations at 866-727-8363 or industryrelations@gsa.gov.