Opportunity
Arlington Town Granicus #26-50
Arlington, MA seeks Mass Save Home Performance Contractor for Energy Assessments and Weatherization
Posted
September 01, 2026
Respond By
September 24, 2026
Identifier
26-50
NAICS
541690, 541613, 541618
This opportunity is for Mass Save participating Home Performance Contractors to partner with the Town of Arlington, MA, in delivering energy efficiency services to local residents. - Government Buyer: - Town of Arlington, Department of Planning and Community Development - Office of the Town Manager/Purchasing Department - Eligible Vendors: - Only Mass Save participating Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) - Services Requested: - Mass Save Home Energy Assessments (HEAs) for 1-4 unit residential buildings - Annual goals: 187 HEAs for rental units, 101 for moderate-income households - Weatherization services (including preparatory work and foam board installation; spray-foam insulation excluded) - Marketing and outreach (co-branded campaigns, field marketing, digital/print/radio advertising, community programming) - Customer intake and call center operations (including protocols for non-English speakers) - Data management and sharing (using CFP Lead Vendor protocols and Salesforce database) - Unique Requirements: - Focus on priority populations: rental properties, moderate-income, and low-income households heating with oil, propane, or electric resistance - Collaboration with the Town's Electrify Arlington program - Services must be accessible to renters, landlords, and low/moderate-income residents - Ability to serve buildings with 5+ units is welcome but not required - Data privacy and secure data sharing protocols required - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are named; the solicitation is open to qualified service providers.
Description
The Town of Arlington is requesting proposals from Mass Save participating Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) to provide marketing support, customer acquisition and intake, and direct services related to Mass Save Home Energy Assessments and weatherization in 1-4 unit residential buildings. The focus is on the Town's priority populations including rental properties, moderate-income households, and low-income households heating with oil, propane, or electric resistance only. The selected HPC will collaborate with the Town's Electrify Arlington program and ensure services especially serve renters, landlords, and low- and moderate-income residents. The partnership is expected to last until March 15, 2028, with possible extension.