New York State Contract Reporter #PON 5989

NYSERDA Empire Building Challenge: Hospitals Round 2 – Low-Carbon Solutions for Acute Care Hospitals

This opportunity invites proposals for the Empire Building Challenge: Hospitals Round 2, led by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). - Government Buyer: - New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) - Clean & Resilient Buildings division, Contract Management office - Scope of Work: - Construction and installation of scalable, efficient, low-carbon solutions in existing acute inpatient hospitals across New York State - Includes electrification of building systems, electrification readiness projects, and comprehensive energy efficiency projects - Projects must demonstrate significant carbon and/or energy reduction - Funding & Eligibility: - Up to $43,683,333 in total funding available - Only existing acute care hospitals in New York State are eligible - Ineligible facilities: urgent care, nursing homes, labs, research facilities, ambulatory care, ERs, doctor's offices, rehabilitation centers - OEMs & Vendors: - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or vendors are named; solutions must be scalable and efficient but are not brand-specific - Notable Requirements: - Projects must be demonstration-ready and scalable for broader adoption - No set-aside goals for SDVOB, MWBE, or DBE participation - Period of Performance: - Contract term is up to 5 years - Places of Performance: - Existing acute care hospitals throughout New York State - NYSERDA Clean & Resilient Buildings office in Albany, NY (contracting office)

Description

NYSERDA is soliciting proposals for the Empire Building Challenge: Hospitals Round 2 program to fund demonstration projects in existing hospital buildings across New York State. The program aims to showcase innovative, scalable, and low-carbon energy solutions such as electrification and comprehensive energy efficiency projects. Eligible applicants are acute inpatient medical care hospitals located in New York State. The contract term is up to 5 years with a total award amount of up to $43,683,333.

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