Submission Number: 13096
Submission ID: 63560
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MN St Colleges & Universities
AMEC Earth and Environment Inc.
33598/34107
PBEEEP Energy Investigation
26074AKD
The contract is for a limited study in the state of Minnesota’s Public Buildings Enhanced energy Efficiency Program (PBEEEP) which applies a standard analysis and investigation method to determine the technical and economic feasibility of measures that will result in decreased energy use.
CEE provided a list of specific opportunities and supporting data for the investigation
The results will be recorded in the State PBEEEP Findings Workbook and in an Investigation Report which will include the measures selected by Anoka Ramsey Community College Coon Rapids for implementation in the following phase of the project.
Project Duration
Fri, 10/07/2011 - 00:00
Mon, 04/30/2012 - 00:00
Mon, 04/30/2012 - 00:00
Yes
24990
Contract Amounts
$24990
$0
$24990
Yes
Federal Funds
Yes
Study was undertaken to complete work for a contract that had been terminated as of 9/30/2012. Due to limited time in the federally funded PBEEEP program, a sole source with limited scope was chosen. AMEC was selected based on their performance at Southwest Minnesota State University, one of the few completed PBEEEP projects at that time.
Christopher Plum
cplum@mncee.org
The work met the requirements of the program.
The quality was below that required by the program. Due to errors in data processing, approximately half of the findings submitted were rejected in the QA process. Other potential savings were not fully investigated.
This was a bid project and the cost was equal to the amount bid with no changes.
The performance was fair, meeting some, but not all requirements of the program.
Yes
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