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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 9,1999 PSA#2321U.S. Department of Energy, Golden Field Office, 1617 Cole Blvd.,
Golden, CO 80401 A -- SUPPLEMENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT-12, PHOTOVOLTAICS FOR SCHOOLS, TO THE
BROAD BASED SOLICITATION (DE-PS36-99GO10383) FOR SUBMISSION OF
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS INVOLVING RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND
DEMONSTRATION FOR THE OFFICE OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
SOL DE-PS36-99GO10383-12 DUE 061099 POC Contact John P. Motz, Contract
Specialist, (303) 275-4737, Ruth E. Adams, Contracting Officer, (303)
275-4722 WEB: Click here to obtain a copy of the solicitation, once,
http://eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html. E-MAIL: Click here to
electronically submit a question to, john_motz@nrel.gov. Under this
Supplemental Announcement, DOE is soliciting Applications to develop
and demonstrate a model for integrating photovoltaics (PV) into middle
and high school buildings and education programs. The model is
intended to assist school districts throughout the country to reduce
their utility costs through the installation of photovoltaic systems
and to broaden their educational programs to include renewable energy.
The PV installations are intended to produce electricity for the
reduction of utility costs and to serve as teaching aids for the
introduction of renewable energy into each school's science program. It
is within DOE's mission to assist the general public and specific
segments, such as school districts and related communities, to improve
both educational programs and facilities through the use of renewable
energy technologies such as photovoltaics. The objective of this
Supplemental Announcement is to select Applicants who can develop and
demonstrate an innovative model for integrating photovoltaics into
school buildings, educational programs, and community awareness.
Successful applications should demonstrate the viability of integrating
photovoltaics into new or existing middle and high school buildings,
the feasibility of reducing energy costs, the potential for increased
student, teacher, and community awareness of photovoltaic energy
systems, and the likelihood of applying the model in other school
districts across the nation. Applicants are encouraged, but not
required, to form business relationships or collaborative arrangements
with schools, School District(s), the U.S. photovoltaic power
industry, National Laboratories, the utility industry, academic
institutions, and community groups to respond to this Supplemental
Announcement for the advancement of photovoltaic technology. The
ability of the Participants to develop a model and demonstrate
photovoltaic systems in schools along with the capability to develop
model educational and informational materials related to the
demonstrationactivities will be factors in selecting projects for award
under this Supplemental Announcement. Awards under this Supplemental
Announcement will be Cooperative Agreements with a term of up to one
year. Subject to funding availability, the total DOE funding available
under this Supplemental Announcement will be approximately $100,000.
DOE anticipates selecting one to two applications for award under this
Supplemental Announcement. A minimum cost share of 50% of total
project costs is required in order to be considered for award under
this Supplemental Announcement. Solicitation Number DE-PS36-99GO10383,
in conjunction with this Supplemental Announcement-12, will include
complete information on the program including technical aspects,
funding, application preparation instructions, application evaluation
criteria, and other factors that will be considered when selecting
projects for funding. Issuance of the Supplemental Announcement is
planned for the week of April 5, 1999. Questions should be submitted in
writing to: John P. Motz, DOE Golden Field Office, 1617 Cole Boulevard,
Golden, CO 80401-3393; transmitted via facsimile to John P. Motz at
(303) 275-4788; or electronically to john_motz@nrel.gov. The
Supplemental Announcement, once issued, can be obtained from the Golden
Field Office Home Page at
http://www.eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html. All responsible
sources may submit an application and all timely applications will be
considered. Posted 04/07/99 (W-SN317400). (0097) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0003 19990409\A-0003.SOL)
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