FEMP Training Catalog

Session 1 of the three-session recorded energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) webinar series can help federal agencies meet milestones for evaluating proposals and negotiating and awarding high-quality, on-time ESPC task orders.

Session 2 of the three-session recorded energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) webinar series can help federal agencies meet milestones for evaluating proposals and negotiating and awarding high-quality, on-time ESPC task orders.

Session 3 of a three-session recorded energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) webinar series can help federal agencies meet milestones for evaluating proposals and negotiating and awarding high-quality, on-time ESPC task orders.

Recorded webinar features experienced energy savings performance contract (ESPC) team members during a question-and-answer period and helps federal agencies with specific areas of the ESPC process.

Recorded webinar addresses the responsibilities of both agency contracting and technical personnel for administering an energy savings performance contract (ESPC) task order as well as the energy service company’s responsibilities during the post-acceptance performance period.

This training focuses on the long-term management of agency measurement and verification (M&V) during the performance period of an energy savings performance contract (ESPC).

This 2020 Energy Exchange Extra session includes a discussion about strategies for managing key risks related to legal, contracting, project development, and performance issues in performance contracts. The roundtable features multiple perspectives from federal agencies, including contracting officers, legal counsel and energy management leadership. Attendees gain insight into how risk allocation decisions are made during the development phase that will impact the life of the project.

This training provides information on incorporating Monitoring-based Commissioning (MBCx) into energy performance contracts, specifically energy savings performance contracts (ESPC) and utility energy service contracts (UESC). It includes a description of MBCx and its uses, benefits of MBCx in each project phase, and approaches for integration of existing and new MBCx systems into energy project financed with performance contracting.

This training consists of an in-depth overview of pricing in energy savings performance contracts (ESPC) at the intermediate level. An overview of price and/or cost analysis techniques will be provided to evaluate the offered price to ensure that the final agreed-to price is complete and reflects appropriate implementation costs and is transparent.

Recorded webinar offers an overview of energy savings performance contract (ESPC) project management principles, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) IDIQ ESPC, and DOE's Project Development Resource Guide, which FEMP-approved project facilitators are expected to follow.