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Audit of all water using equipment and identification of opportunities for upgrades with water -efficient fixtures. Facility solar feasibility economic analysis. Provide recommendations for implementing solar projects at City facilities. Consultant will perform a comprehensive analysis of the building systems, and make recommendations on all identified ECMs with detailed cost estimates and cost savings. Consultant will perform an SIR analysis in addition to the simple payback method, based on Present value (Pv) of the recommended improvement, and rank all projects based on both simple payback as well as SIR. A life cycle cost (LCC) analysis will also be performed in addition to the payback analysis. Consultant will perform building simulations using an in-house developed spreadsheet method that take into consideration the manufacturer rated efficiency, equipment age, existing maintenance practices, local heating/cooling degree-days and building envelope composition to compute the potential energy savings from the proposed ECMs. The generated savings will be further discounted to account for interactivities among multiple measures and projects' net resulting energy savings by taking into consideration the building orientation, dynamic heat gains and losses, weather, and architectural effects. Consultant will analyze opportunities for energy conservation for each development including, but not limited to: • Envelope upgrade and weather sealing, additional insulation, and minimization of heat loss. • Improvements to the energy performance of windows and doors through storm windows/doors, window shading films, or replacement with high performance alternatives. • Retrofits to old lighting with energy efficient light fixtures and controls. • Upgrades to older appliances with new Energy Star appliances. • Implementation of smart strips to control electronics and entertainment devices. • Upgrades to older HVAC systems with high efficiency units. • Improvements to pipe or duct insulation and leak reduction. • Implementation of programmable or smart thermostats to avoid unnecessary heating. • Identification of water conservation opportunities (low -flow aerators for break rooms and bathroom sinks, and toilets). • Identification of alternate sources of energy (conversion of electric to natural gas based on cost feasibility). • Identification of all potential energy grants and incentives in the form of rebates from local utilities and other Federal and District of Columbia entities for energy upgrades. • Identification of opportunities for distributed generation and cogeneration based on coincidental electrical and thermal loads for each development. • Identification of opportunities for renewable energy systems (solar photovoltaic and solar hot water). Energy Audit Report Deliverables Consultant will provide a separate Energy Audit Report for each building. Each report will include the following: • Table of Contents and Certification • Executive Summary: Summary of findings in tabular format including installed costs, energy cost savings, and payback. The summary will also include potential percentage reduction in both energy consumption and cost compared to building baseline numbers. • Building/Facility Overview and Existing Conditions (for each building): Overview of the facility, HVAC, and lighting systems, and construction Information, maintenance practices, and expected RUL of major equipment (a photo log as an Appendix). • USEPA Energy Star Benchmarking - A Portfolio Manager, which will compare City's utilization per building type with what is industry standard for similar buildings. • Baseline/Historical Energy and Water Use and Cost/Rate Analysis (with monthly degree-days (and hourly, if available)): Analysis of the energy usage of all equipment, and identification of which equipment is using the most energy and what equipment upgrades may be necessary. This will help Consultant generate an End -Use Energy Distribution Chart that identifies energy consumption by each component. The information will further be used to identify which equipment upgrades or replacements may provide a reasonable return on investment to the GPC. The analysis for any upgrades or replacements will include life cycle cost analysis for economic justifications REV: ATTOAGR.2017.010/EMG Corp FCA Page 1s of 22