The Efficiency Network (TEN) Establishes Foothold in Federal Space With Federal ESPC IDIQ Contract
TEN is one of only 20 companies to be named to the selective contract vehicle, enabling them to bid energy savings performance contracts to federal agencies
PITTSBURGH — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently named The Efficiency Network (TEN) one of only 20 companies on the DOE Federal Energy Management Program Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) Generation 4 Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract list. Inclusion on this distinguished contract vehicle enables TEN to bid ESPCs to federal agencies for the next five years — including an additional five-year option period — with a $5 billion contract ceiling.
An ESPC is a partnership between a federal agency and an energy service company (ESCO) designed to procure energy-saving measures and facility improvements; reduce operating costs; and meet federal sustainability goals and presidential executive orders for greenhouse gas reduction.
“The DOE’s Gen 4 IDIQ selection process was very competitive, and the awardees include companies that have proven knowledge, experience and success in energy savings projects. TEN’s proposal stood out for the diversity and complexity of our previous project experience and for our extremely qualified team of technical experts,” said Troy Geanopulos, CEO of TEN. “As we look toward a clean energy future, we’re honored to have an opportunity to partner with the DOE and federal agencies to increase energy efficiency and resilience at their facilities while also helping them meet the goals of Executive Order 14057, Catalyzing Clean Energy Industries and Jobs Through Federal Sustainability.”
Learn more about TEN’s work in the federal space.
About The Efficiency Network
The Efficiency Network (TEN) is a vendor-neutral, energy efficiency and renewable energy services company with experience delivering successful projects across various customer markets, including the federal government, K-12, higher education and health care. Based in Pittsburgh, TEN is a Duquesne Light Holdings company with strong financial backing; investment-grade credit; and a team of project professionals who provide in-house engineering, design, construction management, commissioning, measurement and verification services. TEN is committed to delivering high-quality projects and customer service at a competitive cost.
About Duquesne Light Holdings
Duquesne Light Holdings (DLH) is an energy services holding company delivering integrated products and services through its affiliate companies, including Duquesne Light Company, a Pittsburgh-based electric utility; The Efficiency Network, an energy solutions organization; and DQE Communications, a network services provider. DLH is a wholly owned subsidiary of DQE Holdings, with principal executive offices located in Pittsburgh.
