Sustainable Building Certification (LEED / Energy Star)

The contract seeks consulting and certification services to attain LEED or Energy Star compliance for leased properties in California, with an emphasis on cost-effective implementation. The work involves guiding the property through the necessary assessments, documentation, and processes required to meet either certification standard, ensuring alignment with sustainability goals without unnecessary expense. Services are expected to be performed on leased assets under the jurisdiction of the California Department of General Services, with a focus on practical, financially prudent outcomes that enhance environmental performance. Responses must be submitted by July 1, 2026, and the solicitation falls under NAICS code 541620, classifying it as environmental consulting services. This is a subcontract opportunity posted on the Cal eProcure portal, and while no specific location is detailed, the performance is tied to California state-aligned leased properties. The agency is seeking qualified providers capable of navigating the complexities of green building certification with a strong emphasis on value and efficiency, and the process is open to vendors who can demonstrate expertise in delivering these services within budget constraints.