Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is seeking a consultant to develop guidance materials for building officials and contractors that address methods to eliminate unnecessary service upgrades during building electrification projects. Many building electrification projects are believed to require electrical service upgrades, but utility meter data shows this is often not necessary. The project will develop three key deliverables: 1) A guide for Building Officials and Community Development Staff that explains methods to ensure safe building electrification without unnecessary service upgrades, including NEC load calculation methods, smart panels, load-sharing devices, power-efficient equipment, relevant code sections, and ways to access historical electrical demand data; 2) A companion guide for contractors (plumbers, HVAC, electricians) with similar information but formatted specifically for contractor audience; and 3) A brief customer information sheet summarizing key information and questions customers might ask contractors/permitting staff. The project is divided into three tasks: Task 1 - Research & Analysis of technical issues, code environment, and existing tools; Task 2 - Development of the three guides; and Task 3 (optional) - Implementation support to governing bodies on applying the guides.