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Utility Energy Savings Contract, U.S. Coast Guard at Baltimore Yard, Baltimore MD

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The U.S. Coast Guard has issued an award notice for a Utility Energy Services Contract at the USCG Shipyard in Baltimore, Maryland. This initiative focuses on the comprehensive recapitalization of aging utility infrastructure, specifically targeting electrical and steam systems dating back to the 1940s. The project aims to modernize building equipment, increase on-site energy generation and storage, and enhance landfill gas capabilities to improve overall reliability and reduce local outages. By updating these critical systems, the contract is expected to save over 200 million dollars in energy costs over its lifespan while decreasing long-term maintenance expenses. These improvements are designed to support load growth and ensure the shipyard can maintain its essential role in supporting Coast Guard asset readiness and mission capability. The project is managed under the Department of Homeland Security with performance taking place in Curtis Bay, Maryland.

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$86,681,878

NAICS

221122 - Electric Power Distribution

Place of Performance

Curtis Bay, MD, 21226, USA

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NONE

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AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → Silc-Con Specialization
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNorfolk, VA, 23510, USA
Office AddressNorfolk, VA, 23510, USA

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The U.S. Coast Guard has a requirement for a Utility Energy Services Contract (UESC) located at the USCG Shipyard “Yard”, Baltimore, MD. This UESC project at the USCG Yard Baltimore will recapitalize aging utility infrastructure, decrease local outages, update building equipment to reduce operating expenses, increase the on-site energy generation capacity, and add onsite energy storage at the USCG Yard. This contract will modernize building equipment, install onsite energy storage systems, and enhance landfill gas generation capabilities, avoiding over $200M in energy costs over the contract life. The improvements will re-establish America's industrial base and maritime dominance while preparing utility systems for load growth. Modernizing electrical and steam infrastructure from the 1940s will significantly improve reliability and reduce long-term maintenance costs, ensuring the Coast Guard Yard maintains its critical role in supporting Coast Guard asset readiness and mission capability across all eleven statutory missions.

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