Building Equipment Jonathan Rivin Dave Wortman Adam Helvey Kaci Radcliffe 25Jun19 2 Project Overview Developing procurement requirements for high efficiency building equipment EO 1720 item 3D ID: 808418
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Procuring High Efficiency Building Equipment
Jonathan RivinDave WortmanAdam HelveyKaci Radcliffe
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Slide3Project Overview
Developing procurement requirements for high efficiency building equipment (EO 17-20, item 3.D.)Energy and Water Include considerations of other product sustainability criteria
Multi-step process
Identifying equipment, certifications/standards
Writing requirements and
guidelines
DAS, ODOE, DEQ (Building Equipment Sustainability Spec Team – BESST)
Deadline: June 2019 (FY ‘20)
25-Jun-19
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Slide4Process
Identify building equipmentBasis: federal program categories: GPC and FEMPStakeholder input: state agencies/individuals10 categories
(~150 products)
Appliances
Biomedical/lab
Cleaning
Electronics/IT
Food ServiceHVACRLightingPlumbingVehicles/productsOther
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Slide5Process
Identify efficiency standards/program recommendationsFederal: DOE/FEMPState: Oregon (Codes, Multi-State Appliance Standard Collaborative, SEED)Industry: ASHRAE (90.1), Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE)
Programs (e.g., Oregon Energy Trust)
Identify product certifications for high efficiency during usage
Identify multi-attribute sustainability certifications (life cycle based)
High efficiency, and:
Other
sustainability attributes, such as:Lower toxic chemicals (manufacturing, usage, end-of-life)
Best management practices for disposal (end-of-life)No conflict minerals (material extraction - social impact)
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Slide7Filtering
Goal for purchasing high efficiency building equipmentEnergy and water efficientIncludes other sustainability criteria ENERGY STAR &
WaterSense
(or equivalent efficiencies):
minimum efficiency
stds
EPA programs
Exceed Federal minimum standardsCover wide range of building equipment3rd
party certifiedCompliance shown to save energy and $$
Sustainability specifications (eco-labels)
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rd
party verified (preferred)
Available in US
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Slide8Develop Selection Guidelines
Compliant withENERGY STAR & WaterSense
(or equivalent)
Sustainability criteria (eco-labels)
Multi-attribute priority (life cycle)
3
rd
party verified priorityProduct/category based, not universal
Purchasing selection tree: prioritization/preference guidelines
Standards
Eco-labels
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Slide9Product Categories
AppliancesElectronics and IT EquipmentFood ServiceHVAC
Lighting
Water and Plumbing
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Slide10Efficiency and Sustainability Criteria
StandardsASHRAE (90.1)CEE
FEMP
State of Oregon
Certifications
DesignLights
Consortium
ENERGY STAR
EPEAT
Green Seal
TCO Certified
UL Certified/
Ecologo
WaterSense
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Slide12Other Procurement Considerations
CostTotal cost (vs upfront cost)Facility design
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Slide13Integrating into Procurement
PolicyStatewide policy under SPP ProgramTrainingCertified TrainingSustainable Procurement
Fundamentals
Contract Administration
Procurement Resources
Procurement Manual
Templated Language
Price agreementsJustification for use of non-certified products MetricsProjected energy and water savings
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