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Professional Consulting Services - Renewable Energy Manager

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2025-009State & Local

Submission Closed07/25/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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The Sweetwater Authority is seeking a Renewable Energy Manager to provide professional consulting services aimed at reducing the organization's carbon footprint and achieving carbon neutrality. The selected manager will evaluate energy consumption data, assess the feasibility of various renewable technologies such as solar and in-pipe energy recovery, and identify regulatory challenges and funding opportunities. The scope of work emphasizes improving energy efficiency, enhancing system reliability, and providing cost-effective strategies to lower operational expenses. Key deliverables include a series of Technical Memoranda covering data analysis, risk management, and infrastructure planning, culminating in a comprehensive Renewable Energy Plan. The manager is expected to collaborate with Authority staff, incorporate stakeholder feedback, and deliver presentations to the Governing Board. This solicitation, numbered 2025-009, requires responses by July 25, 2025, to support the Authority's long-term sustainability and regulatory compliance goals in California.

General Info

Sweetwater Authority seeks a Renewable Energy Manager for carbon neutrality and sustainability planning.

Agency

California → Sweetwater Authority

NAICS

335999 - All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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PhaseClosed

PostedJun 2

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJul 25

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Submission Closed

07/25/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyCalifornia → Sweetwater Authority

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Sweetwater Authority

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Bid Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The Renewable Energy Manager (“Manager”) will evaluate preliminary costs estimates to allow the Authority to select the most cost-effective options to reduce its overall carbon footprint and pursue viable carbon-neutral strategies. The Manager shall have the responsibility to review any of the Authority’s energy efficiency documentation, energy consumption reports, and any other documentation associated with previous renewable energy implementation projects.The scope of work includes, but is not limited to the following:1. Assess a variety of scenarios to identify viable options to achieve carbon neutrality.2. Provide recommendations to reduce operation costs by assessing energy projects that can improve energy efficiency and provide alternative purchasing opportunities.3. Identify all regulatory challenges associated with project options. 4. Provide recommendations to enhance energy reliability and resiliency.5. Provide recommendations on how to maximize alternative funding sources through grant opportunities and any available incentives.6. Assess the feasibility of cost-effective renewable energy technologies such as land based solar panels, floating solar panels, in-pipe energy recovery, and any other innovative options.7. Identify regulatory challenges associated with implementation.8. Draft and finalize technical memoranda and the Renewable Energy Plan.9. Provide presentations to the Board, as required.10. Provide support with public outreach and community meetings to present the finding of prepared assessments and seek input.Deliverables:The Manager shall submit the following detailed reports as separate Technical Memoranda (TM). A summary of each TM shall be presented to the Governing Board either as an informational item or to seek specific direction, as required. The TM as an aggregate shall constitute the Authority’s renewable energy options. The Manager shall also provide an Executive Summary and a Specific Recommendations as separate sections.A. Technical Memoranda:1. Data Analysis and Energy Demand Forecast2. Environmental Evaluation, Assessment of Regulations3. Resource Potential Assessment4. Evaluation Future of the Energy Market5. Infrastructure Planning6. Scenario Planning including Cost Analysis7. Risk ManagementB. Renewable Energy Plan:The Consultant shall develop a comprehensive Renewable Energy Plan that fully addresses the defined scope of work. This includes evaluating multiple scenarios to achieve carbon neutrality, identifying cost-effective energy efficiency and renewable energy opportunities, assessing associated regulatory and funding considerations, and providing recommendations to enhance system reliability and operational sustainability. The plan shall incorporate technical analysis, stakeholder input, and implementation strategies to support Sweetwater Authority’s long-term energy goals and regulatory compliance.The Consultant shall submit the preliminary renewable energy plan upon completion and meet with Authority staff to receive comments. Presentations to the Governing Board standing committees, the Governing Board, and Governing Board directed workshops are expected. The final renewable energy plan shall include comments from Authority staff, the Governing Board, as well as other stakeholders, as appropriate.Please see the Request for Qualifications in the Documents section for a more in-depth Scope of Work.