2. U.S. General Services Administration Lance DavisKevin Stallings Sustainable Design ArchitectCustomer Service Director GSAGSA 11 June 2009 Sustainability for Buildings on GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Office of Federal High Performance and Green Buildings

3. 2 Value to the Customer Participants will be able to understand the building requirements of EISA, EPACT, EO#13423 and ARRA. Participants will be able to evaluate their upcoming project to incorporate legislative requirements. Participants will be able to locate products that meet legislative requirements on MAS.

4. 3 DHS Omaha, NE NPS Omaha, NE SSA Auburn, WA DOT Washington, DC Integrated Design Energy Water Indoor Environmental Quality Materials What makes up a High Performance Green Building

5. 4 USDA Manhattan, KS Denver Federal Center Lakewood, CO St. Elizabeths Washington, DC FDA White Oak, MD Install advanced meters Electricity Gas Steam Water LEED Silver Certification Comply with Guiding Principles Immediate Actions

6. 5 Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center Atlanta, GA EPA Computer Center RTP, NC Land Port of Entry Calais, ME Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse Cleveland, OH Put together an integrated team Include commissioning Integrated Design

7. 6 Morse U.S. Courthouse Eugene, OR NOAA Suitland, MD EPA Science and Technology Kansas City, KS U.S. Census Bureau Suitland, MD Reduce energy usage by 30% per 2003 baseline Target an ENERGYSTAR score of 80 or higher Use ENERGYSTAR Target finder to set an energy reduction goal of 60%. Use ENERGYSTAR or FEMP designated energy efficient products Use solar thermal systems for 30% of hot water demand Incorporate on site renewable energy systems Energy

8. 7 USDA Manhattan, KS Denver Federal Center Lakewood, CO St. Elizabeths Washington, DC FDA White Oak, MD Reduce indoor potable water usage by at least 20% per 2007 baseline. Reduce outdoor potable water usage by at least 50% per conventional baseline Manage at least 20% of rainfall on site. 40% for new buildings. Reduce cooling tower potable water usage Use EPA WaterSense label products Water

9. 8 Lighting Controls Occupancy Sensors Daylight Sensors Low Emitting Building Materials Indoor Environmental Quality Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center Atlanta, GA EPA Computer Center RTP, NC Land Port of Entry Calais, ME Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse Cleveland, OH

10. 9 USDA Manhattan, KS Denver Federal Center Lakewood, CO St. Elizabeths Washington, DC FDA White Oak, MD Products with less effect on health and the environment Products per the Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines Bio-based products per USDA Salvage 50% of construction waste Materials

11. 10 Morse U.S. Courthouse Eugene, OR NOAA Suitland, MD EPA Science and Technology Kansas City, KS U.S. Census Bureau Suitland, MD Advanced Lighting Systems Garage Parking Lot Stairways Interior work area Roofing Cool Planted BIPV PV Ballasted ARRA Meters Recommissioning HVAC Upgrades Water Efficiency

12. 11 GSAs Federal Acquisition Service: Helping You Met Your Sustainability Requirements

13. www.gsa.gov/CSD

14. 13 GSAs Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contracts 39 GSA managed schedules with 16,000+ contracts awarded providing access to millions of commercial products/services Contract period effective 5 years from date of award plus three 5-year options Approximately 81% of all MAS contractors are small businesses; small businesses received 37% of sales in FY 08 FY 08 sales nearly $37 billion

15. 14 Why Use MAS Contracts? Streamlined ordering procedures Lots of choices – Best Value determinations Reduce procurement lead-times from months to weeks or days Most Favored Customer Pricing Schedule purchases count toward socio- economic goals Contracts awarded in compliance with all applicable laws & regulations

16. www.gsa.gov/schedules

17. 16 Special Features

18. 17 Options for Total Solutions GSA Schedule holders team across multiple business lines Contractor Teaming Arrangements May establish Blanket Purchase Agreements under any GSA Schedule Simplify the filling of recurring needs One GSA contract that includes multiple business lines to meet a multi-dimensional requirement 00CORP Consolidated Schedule

19. 18 Price Reductions Allows ordering activities to take advantage of the flexible and dynamic pricing in the commercial marketplace Quantity discounts BPAs Competitive forces Technological change Labor conditions Industry sales goals Vendors may offer reductions to one agency without obligation to offer it to all

20. 19 03FAC – Facilities Maintenance & Management Energy Planning & Strategies Energy Choice Analysis Risk Management Metering Services Billing & Mgmt Oversight Preparing agency SOWs Homeland Security Services Energy Audit Services Resource Efficiency Mgmt Use of Alternative Energy Sources Building Commissioning Services Training on Program Support Services Training Water Conservation Energy Management, Water Conservation & Support Services

21. 20 Schedule 56 – Buildings & Building Materials/Industrial Services & Supplies 253 40 Environmental Equipment & Services related to Maintenance & Repair Shop Equipment (recycling services; refrigerant recycling; antifreeze coolant recycling; oil recyclers) 563 15 Solar Window Film 563 29 Misc. Building Materials (includes energy efficient, eco-green & environmentally friendly solutions) 206 3 Alternative & Renewable Energy Solutions (solar energy systems; solar lighting; fuels cells; wind power) 206 4 Energy Saving Lighting, Energy Efficient and/or Environmentally Friendly Lamps (light bulbs), Lighting Fixtures & Accessories, Indoor Emergency Lighting, Reading Lights & Lighting Sensor Systems

22. 21 72 I A Floor Coverings 31 601 – Recycled and/or biobased content flooring Broadloom carpet Carpet tiles Carpet cushion Resilient (hard surface) sheets Tile & planks Mats & matting 31 602 – Flooring Recycling Programs

23. 22 Schedule 84 – Total Solutions for Law Enforcement, Security, Facilities Management, Fire, etc. 246 42 2 Facility Management Systems (energy and facility management functions & services, building automation control systems including lighting, HVAC controls & sensors and building comfort systems including heating, ventilation & air conditioning, chillers) 246 42 3 Facility Management Systems – accessories and repair parts (includes systems capable of both security functions and energy management functions) 246 53 Facility Management and Energy Solutions – Includes but not limited to projects using appropriated funds as well as alternative financing methods through the use of Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) in accordance with the National Energy Conservation Policy Act (NECPA) as amended by the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPACT). (includes energy audits, project management & energy upgrades of HVAC, Lighting, Controls, etc.)

24. 23 Schedule 899 – Environmental Services 899-1 Environmental Planning Services & Documentation 899-2 Environmental Compliance Services 899-3 Environmental Occupational Training Services 899-4 Waste Management Services 899-5 Reclamation, Recycling and Disposal Services 899-6 Environmental Advisory Services 899-7 Geographic Information Services 899-8 Remediation Services 899-99 New Technologies

25. 24 Locating Product and Service Offerings www.gsa.gov/green: GSA Environmental Initiatives Aisle www.gsaelibrary.gsa.gov: Schedules e-Library is the online source for the latest contract award info. for GSA & VA MAS contracts and GSAs GWACs for IT products/services www.gsaadvantage.gov: Online shopping & Ordering system that provides access to thousands of contracts and millions of services & products www.ebuy.gsa.gov: A component of GSA Advantage! and an online Request for Quotations (RFQ) & Request for Information (RFI) System

26. www.gsa.gov/green

27. www.gsaadvantage.gov

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41. 40 Thank You for Your Interest!!! Lance Davis (202) 208-2038 lance.davis@gsa.gov Kevin Stallings (404) 331-1110 kevin.stallings@gsa.gov