Sustainability & Energy Efficiency Consulting

The City of Stamford is seeking a subcontractor to provide expert guidance on energy-efficient systems and sustainability certifications for school environments, with a focus on standards such as LEED and CHPS. This engagement requires deep technical knowledge of building performance, sustainable design practices, and the certification process for educational facilities, ensuring that new construction or renovation projects meet or exceed environmental and energy performance benchmarks. The consultant will be expected to advise on material selection, HVAC optimization, lighting systems, water conservation, and other strategies that reduce environmental impact while enhancing indoor air quality and occupant comfort in schools. The opportunity is posted as a subcontract under NAICS code 541620, which pertains to environmental consulting services, and is open for responses until July 2, 2026. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the work is intended to support school infrastructure within Connecticut. Contractors must demonstrate proven experience in K-12 education settings and a clear understanding of regional energy codes and sustainability initiatives relevant to public building projects. Proposals should highlight successful past engagements, technical methodology, and the ability to collaborate with architects, engineers, and school district personnel to implement cost-effective, long-term environmental solutions.