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Army Hands Down $600M for DoD Energy Program Support

PowerPlantThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded positions on a potential $600 million contract to 11 businesses for services supporting energy conservation and alternative energy projects for the Defense Department.

Forty-six bids were submitted to the Corps’ engineering support center for the non-multi-year, no option, firm-fixed price contract, the Pentagon said Monday.

Funding and performance locations will be determined with each order.

Awardees include:

  • AMEC Environment & Infrastructure
  • AMERESCO
  • Balfour Beatty Energy Solutions
  • CH2M Hill
  • Eaton Corp. (NYSE: ETN)
  • ECC Energy Conservation
  • Perini Management Services
  • Sciences Application International Corp. (NYSE: SAI)
  • Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure
  • URS Corp. (NYSE: URS)
  • Weston Solutions

The Corps has completed a round of contract awards last month under a 30-year, $7 billion program for technologies and facilities to develop alternative and renewable energy.

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