GSA, DOE Seek Innovative Building Technologies
Looking to improve performance of federal and commercial buildings
WASHINGTON — The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued a joint request for information (RFI) for next-generation building technologies in support of their respective Green Proving Ground (GPG) and High Impact Technology (HIT) Catalyst programs. The RFI seeks information from industry stakeholders, commercial organizations, educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations on technologies that have the potential to improve economic and environmental performance in federal and commercial buildings, in the following five categories:
• Smart energy analytics
• Cold climate heat pumps
• Fans and blowers
• Chillers, refrigerants, and alternatives to vapor compression HVAC
• Water conservation and reuse
Interested parties are asked to provide more details on their innovative building technologies by completing the joint GPG/HIT Catalyst RFI. GPG works with third-party evaluators to test pre- and early-commercial sustainable building technologies in federally owned buildings. GPG provides deployment recommendations for effective technologies throughout GSA’s portfolio to help GSA meet its sustainability goals and lead market transformation. Following favorable evaluation results, nine GPG-evaluated technologies have been deployed across over 200 facilities in GSA’s portfolio. For more information about the RFI and GSA’s GPG program, visit www.gsa.gov/gpg.
Publication date: 10/4/2016
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