Renewable Energy Feasibility Studies

The contract involves conducting comprehensive site assessments and cost-benefit analyses to evaluate the feasibility of deploying renewable energy systems, including solar and wind installations, at federal facilities under the jurisdiction of the Department of Defense. The scope of work includes evaluating site suitability, energy demand profiles, and potential energy savings while ensuring compliance with all applicable federal regulations and environmental standards. The goal is to provide data-driven recommendations that support the transition to sustainable energy sources across defense infrastructure. This subcontract, classified under NAICS code 541620 for scientific and technical consulting services, is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency and is intended to facilitate efficient and lawful adoption of renewable energy technologies. The work requires detailed technical expertise in energy modeling, regulatory frameworks, and federal procurement requirements, with deliverables focused on actionable feasibility studies that inform investment decisions. Performance is expected to be carried out at various federal facility locations nationwide, though specific sites are not outlined. The contract was posted on July 17, 2026, with no set-aside designation specified, allowing for broad competition among qualified contractors.