DC DOEE Request for Information: DER Aggregations and FERC Order 2222 Implementation in DC
DC DOEE is seeking consulting and technical services to design and implement distributed energy resource (DER) aggregation frameworks aligned with FERC Order 2222, enabling smaller renewable and storage assets across the District to participate in wholesale electricity markets. The engagement covers program design, market integration analysis, and implementation roadmap to unlock DER participation in DC's energy market infrastructure.
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This Request for Proposals (RFP) seeks qualified vendors to provide comprehensive services related to energy and environmental initiatives for the District of Columbia. The scope encompasses consulting services, technical analysis, program management, and implementation support across multiple environmental and energy sectors. The proposal requires vendors to demonstrate expertise in renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainability practices, and environmental compliance. Respondents must submit detailed technical approaches, project timelines, resource allocation plans, and pricing structures. The evaluation will consider vendor qualifications, past performance, proposed methodologies, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with DC sustainability goals. All submissions must comply with DC procurement regulations and DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise) participation requirements where applicable.
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