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Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Green Purchasing Committee information and resources, including this presentation, can be found on the DGS website under the BuyGreen tab. Maryland Green Purchasing Committee

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Statutes and Regulation in place prior to formation of Committee Requirements: Purchase Recycled Content Paper Use Biodiesel Fuel or other Biofuel Design and Construct LEED-Silver Buildings Price Preferences: Locally Grown Foods Products made from Recycled Materials Preferences: Mercury-Free Products and Equipment Restrictions: Uplight Luminaires

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Green Maryland Act of Chapter 593 (2010 Senate Bill 693) Requirements: Creation of Green Purchasing Committee Creation of Purchasing Guidelines that address practices, products, services and food that reduce negative impacts on human health Creation of Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Best Practices Manual Annual Report to General Assembly on activities and progress Promote Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Creation and implementation of Strategy to Increase EPP

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Requirements (that will impact state unit procurement divisions): Increase in recycled content of paper (from 40% to 90%) State unit annual review and revision of specifications: Require 5% price preference for commodities with recycled content Increase EPP in accordance with Best Practices Manual State unit Annual Report to Department of the Environment: Procurement of recycled materials, including types and quantities, as percentage of gross purchases Use of price preference for commodities with recycled content Green Maryland Act of Chapter 593 (2010 Senate Bill 693)

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Effective October 1, 2010 Green Purchasing Committee Statutory Members: Department of General Services Department of Budget and Management Department of Natural Resources Department of Environment Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Department of Business and Economic Development Department of Transportation Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services University System of Maryland Green Maryland Act of Chapter 593 (2010 Senate Bill 693)

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Sub-Committees: Policy Specifications Reporting Strategy/Intergovernmental Relations Communications/Marketing Energy Legislative Review Maryland Green Purchasing Committee

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils Purchasing Guidelines

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Purchasing Guidelines Desktops, Laptops and Monitors Enabling Power-Saving Settings Copiers, Fax Equipment, Printers, Multi-Function Devices Refrigerators, Televisions, Clothes Washers, Heating/Cooling Other Electric Appliances or Products Toner and Ink Cartridges Data Center Energy Management Equipment Disposal Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Services Indoor Lighting Lamps and Fixtures Bottled Water Packaging Food and Beverage Containers and Utensils

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Acceptable Recycled Products List Revised July and January Products Eligible for Price Preference

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Reporting Requirements Article – State Finance and Procurement §14–405 On or before September 1 of each year, each State unit shall report to the Department of the Environment on the units procurement of recycled materials during the preceding fiscal year, including the types and quantities of materials procured and the percentage of recycled materials in the units gross purchases.

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee - Overview Getting Started These resources can be found on the DGS website under the BuyGreen tab. For more information, contact: or Anne Jackson