Opportunity
Mississippi Procurement Portal #3170036725
Hancock County School District Comprehensive Energy Services Contract
Posted
October 05, 2026
Respond By
October 12, 2026
Identifier
3170036725
NAICS
541330, 238220, 238210, 238290, 541690
Hancock County School District is seeking a qualified energy service provider to plan and deliver energy-efficiency improvements across district facilities. - Government buyer: Hancock County School District, Mississippi; no sub-agency or office is identified. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, equipment brands, or vendors are named in the solicitation. - Requested services: A comprehensive energy services contract covering an investment-grade energy audit, technical analysis, design, financing, acquisition, installation, commissioning, maintenance, monitoring, measurement and verification, and training. - Potential improvements: HVAC, lighting, building-envelope upgrades, water conservation, energy controls, renewable energy, fuel switching, demand management, and other energy or natural-resources conservation measures. Specific projects will be determined after the audit and negotiations; no product models, part numbers, or quantities are provided. - Key requirements: The provider must meet Mississippi licensing and prequalification requirements, demonstrate relevant experience and savings verification capabilities, and arrange financing. The district seeks to avoid initial capital outlay, document energy and operations-and-maintenance savings, and use open-book construction-stage pricing. The project payback period must not exceed 20 years and is subject to annual appropriations.
Description
Hancock County School District is requesting qualifications from Energy Service Providers to provide energy conservation equipment and services under an energy services contract. The work is intended to reduce energy and operational costs across district facilities through energy-efficiency improvements, equipment upgrades, and related services. The contract term is two years, and the stated payback period may not exceed 20 years. Respondents must meet the qualifications specified in the RFQ, including Mississippi licensing and approval requirements.