Thunder Bay Bids and Tenders #RFP-2026-32

Consulting Services for ASHRAE Level II Energy Audits at City of Thunder Bay Facilities

The City of Thunder Bay is seeking consulting services to conduct ASHRAE Level II Energy Audits at three municipal facilities. - Government Buyer: - City of Thunder Bay (Corporate Facilities Division) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - ASHRAE Level II Energy Audits for three corporate facilities - Services include: - Detailed energy performance assessments - Utility consumption trend analysis and benchmarking - Site inspections and evaluation of building systems - Identification of operational and capital improvement opportunities - Recommendations for energy conservation measures - Greenhouse gas analysis, lifecycle costing, and financial/operational analyses - Stakeholder engagement and preparation of multi-year strategic plans - Capital planning prioritization frameworks - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Audits must comply with ASHRAE Standard 211-2018 (RA2023) and Procedures for Commercial Buildings Energy Audits, 2nd edition - Project team must include: - Professional Engineer (PEng.) - Certified Engineering Technologist (CET) with PEng sign-off - Certified Energy Manager (CEM) or Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP) - All personnel must have at least three years of relevant municipal ASHRAE Level II audit experience in Ontario - Support for the City's net-zero emissions goal is required

Description

The City of Thunder Bay is seeking consulting services to conduct comprehensive ASHRAE Level II Energy Audits within three corporate facilities. The audits will assess energy performance, including utility consumption trends, benchmarking, site inspections, and identification of energy conservation measures. The project requires team members with relevant experience in municipal Level II ASHRAE Energy Audits in Ontario, including a Professional Engineer, a Certified Engineering Technologist, and a certified energy manager or Certified Measurement and Verification Professional. The goal is to support the City's commitment to net-zero emissions in corporate facilities by 2050 through detailed energy analysis and strategic planning.

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