A Exhibit A (Request for Proposals) For an Energy/Water Resources Audit and Implementation of Energy and Water Resources Efficiency Improvement Projects

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• Achieves significant long-tenn cost savings through reduced energy and water use, and related operating cost savings;

• Achieves an annual guarantee for cost savings for each year of the contract;

• Tum-key project design and implementation of improvements and updates to the City’s infrastructure;

• Upgrades old and/or inefficient systems;

• Maintains consistent and reasonable levels of occupant comfort;

• Maintains building functionality and compatibility with existing equipment;

• Improves utilization of technology to achieve optimum perfonnance and savings;

• Provides additional benefits that directly result from energy related services and capital improvements, reduced maintenance needs, improved indoor air quality, building improvements, etc.;

• Minimizes financial and technical risk to the City;

• Provides training to employees on maintenance and repair of equipment and controls;

Provides comprehensive funding solutions;

• Create, implement and fund innovative programs or measures within the overall project that create benefits and contribute to the City’s goals and objectives related to: Greenhouse gas reduction and carbon mitigation

o Economic development within the City

o Community workforce training and development

• Publicity, branding and marketing of the City as a leader m energy and environmental stewardship.

Ill. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

All firms must meet the following minimum requirements to participate in the City’s RFP process:

• Accredited by the National Association of Energy Services Companies (NAESCO) and is included on the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Qualified List of Energy Service Companies.

• Active General Contractor’s license in the state of California for a minimum of 24 months;

Has a minimum bonding capacity of $10 Million;

• Local full service support office with trained technicians, engineers, and project managers within a one hundred (100) mile radius of the City.

• Successfully implemented at least two (2) energy performance contracts for public sector clients in the last 5 years.

• Demonstrated experience in retrofitting municipal infrastructure to reduce energy and water consumption;

• Proven ability to provide a team of California licensed mechanical, electrical, structural and civil engineers as may be necessary;

• Savings Methodology shall be a bill to bill comparison – International Performance Measurement and verification protocol (IPMVP) Option C (whole facility savings are determined by measuring energy use at the whole

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