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HomeMy Public PortalAbout02-12-2013 transfer esco_201302080922595978 TOWN OF 1630 WATFRTOWN Office of the Town Manager " . Administration Building _ 149 Main Street Watertown,MA 02472 Phone: 617-972-6465 Michael J. Driscoll Fm:617-972-6404 www.water town-ma.gov Town Manager townmer0watertown-nta.eov To: Honorable Town Council From: Michael J. Driscoll, Town Manager Date: February 7, 2013 Re: Agenda Item—Transfer of Funds Request Attached please find correspondence from Phyllis L. Marshall, Treasurer/Collector regarding ESCO Project Owner's Agent Services, Therefore, I respectfully request the attached transfer be placed on the February 12, 2013 Town Council Agenda in order to move forward with the Owner's Agent Services subject to execution of the proposed ESCO performance contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. cc: Phyllis L. Marshall, Town Treasurer/Collector Racleen Parsons, Purchasing Agent Beth S. Greenblatt, Beacon Integrated Solutions David J. Doneski, Esquire,Kopelman and Paige, P.C. Mark R. Reich, Esquire, Kopelman and Paige, P.C. Steven Magoon, Director, Community Development and Planning Thomas J. Tracy,Town Auditor TRANSFER AMOUNT $88,970 FROM: FY 13 TOWN COUNCIL RESERVE $ 88,970 0111152-570780 TO: FY 13 ESCO $ 88,970 0194000-530318 1 hereby certify to the availability, authority of funding source, mathematical accuracy and appropriate fiscal year. DATL TOWN AUDITC� "-' MEMORANDUM Date: February 6, 2013 To: Michael J. Driscoll, Town Manager From: Phyllis L. Marshall, Treasurer— Collector Subject: Transfer of Funds for ESCO Project Owner's Agent Services In accordance with the recommended action of the Town Council at the Special Town Council Meeting of October 2, 2012, to proceed with the optimized $7,350,000 ESCO Project as presented, negotiation of the Contract with Johnson Controls Inc. and the Town has been ongoing. Ms. Beth Greenblatt of Beacon Integrated Solutions has been working with the Town Attorney and Johnson Controls Inc. during December, 2012 and January, 2013 to reach a contract for your review and consideration. It is expected that the contract and attachments will be completed this month. Ms. Greenblatt will summarize the provisions of the Contract before the Town Council on February 12, 2013. As you may recall from discussion with Ms. Parsons, Ms. Greenblatt, and me, funding for services to date has been the balance of funds allocated for consulting services from the beginning of the project development and a $10,000 Technical Assistance Grant from DOER which was awarded to the Town based on the application submitted by Ms. Parsons. It was estimated that these funds in addition to the appropriation would cover the services of Beacon Integrated Solutions through the negotiation until mid-January. In order to complete the detailed negotiation of the Contract, Schedules and Attachments, and prepare for the Town Council meetings scheduled for February, I respectfully request consideration of transfer of funds in the amount of$2,170.00 to fund the work of Beacon Integrated Solutions through the execution of the contract with Johnson Controls Inc. In addition, as indicated during the September 19, 2012 meeting of the Budget and Fiscal Oversight Subcommittee and noted in the attached Report of the Town Council Committee of the Budget and Fiscal Oversight subcommittee, additional funds would be needed for Beacon Integrated Services to act as the Owner's Agent, if the project moved forward. The proposal submitted by Ms. Greenblatt for Owner's Agent Services in support of project management for the ESCO performance contract with Johnson Controls Inc. is attached. It represents services estimated to be 35 hours per month over a sixteen month implementation schedule for a not to exceed amount of$86,800. The actual amount of the contracted services will depend on the actual number of Owner's Agent hours required throughout the project and the staffing of Town representatives participating in the project will influence the total hours needed. The proposal for Owner's Agent Services includes: • Contract and statutory compliance for project schedule, document review and approval of submittals, applications for payment, completion and meeting the requirements of the calculated energy conservation measures • Coordination of construction including project meetings and advising the Town regarding any change orders • Contingency management • Reporting project progress These services would be in addition to the Town staff participating in the project to coordinate work at specific locations and sequencing of other construction and activities at each location. The Owner's Agent Services are necessary to assure project compliance, coordination of construction activities between the ESCO and Town departments and management, recommendations for any contingency that may arise and management of project schedule. Depending on the Town staffing of the project the number of hours needed from the Owner's Agent may increase or decrease, but is not expected to exceed $86,800. 1 respectfully request consideration of transfer of funds in the total amount of$88,970 for the Owner's Agent Services subject to execution of the proposed ESCO performance contract with Johnson Controls Inc. and the Town of Watertown. Please contact me if you have any questions or need additional information regarding this matter. Attachments (2) Town of Watertown Town Council Committee of the Budget and Fiscal Oversight Meeting: September 19, 2012 Report: September 25, 2012 The Committee convened on September 19, 2012 at 8 pnn. Present at the meeting were: Vincent Piccirilli, Chair;Angie Kounelis,Vice-Chair; Cecilia Lenk,Secretary; Town Manager Michael Driscoll; Director of Community Development and Planning Steven Magoon; Purchasing Agent Raeleen Parsons; School Committee Member David Leon;Watertown Public Schools Director of Business Services Jack Loughran; and Beth Greenblatt of Beacon Integrated Services,the Town's ESCO consultant. Also attending were the following members of the Environment and Energy Efficiency Committee: Ken Mirvis,Matthew Reigert, Stephane Acel-Green,and Charles Bering. Treasurer/Collector Phyllis Marshall joined the meeting at 9:15 pm, The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the results of the due diligence on the ESCO proposal submitted by Johnson Controls,following their energy audit of Town and School buildings. This action was recommended by the Committee during its February 22,2012 meeting,and the Committee's recommendation #6 in its March 13,2012 report,where it was determined that the Town needed additional review of the proposal before presentation to the full Council. Ms.Greenblatt conducted the due diligence,in collaboration with Ms.Marshall, Ms. Parsons, Mr. Piccirilli,Mr. Loughran,and department heads from the Town and School. Mr. Driscoll opened the meeting by noting that the Town's FY13 budget policy guidelines look to working with the Town's selected Energy Services Company(ESCO) to develop and implement a plan towards reducing municipal baseline energy usage by 20%in five years. Ms. Greenblatt went through the attached presentation of the due diligence process on the proposal from Johnson Controls. The original proposal was winnowed down,based on the cost effectiveness of the individual projects,to a"budget neutral"$6.8M scenario. With further input from the department heads,some additional items that were previously identified in the facility maintenance study were added back in to develop an"optimized" $7.35M scenario which still shows a positive cash Flow over the 20 year life of the program. Attached are two spreadsheets that outline the energy efficiency projects that would be undertaken in each of 14 Town and School buildings under two proposed scenarios. Mr. Driscoll stated that he believes the"optimized"scenario represents the best long-term value for the Town,and he confirmed that the department heads are satisfied with the scope of work proposed in this scenario. Mr. Loughran stated that the School Department was satisfied with the scope of work proposed,but expressed concern over the scheduling of the work in the school buildings. Ms. Greenblatt explained that much of the work will be performed in non-student areas, but work in classrooms will be done over the summer or on second shift,and the schedule Paget of 2 will be embedded in the final contract. It was noted that about 80%of the work(and about 80% of the energy savings) are in the school buildings. The financing was discussed,where the entire capital project would be paid for through the energy savings,based on a budgeted 3%energy cost annual increase over the life of the contract,at an interest rate of 3.5%or less. The Measurement&Verification provision of the contract will serve to confirm savings on an annual basis,and if all the savings do not materialize,Johnson Controls will be required to write a check to the Town to make up the difference. All were satisfied with this approach,although Councilor Kounelis asked that energy usage updates be provided quarterly. Councilor Lenk asked how rebate money would be applied to the debt service,and Mr. Driscoll suggested that a stabilization fund be set up to capture the rebates as well as the annual savings from each department's gas and electric line items that will be reserved for paying down the debt. This will accommodate fluctuations in the annual savings that will be recognized over the 20 year life of the program. The timeline was discussed,and if the Council votes to proceed,the contract would be executed by January,with a loan order brought forward in February,and a bond issue in March, This would allow Johnson Controls to submit the final design drawings for approval to order equipment in May,to allow construction in the school classrooms to occur over the summer 2013, After further discussion of the proposed options and financial and budget impacts of each, the Committee unanimously voted the following: 1. Recommend to that the Town Council moves forward on the optimized$7.35M ESCO project. 2. Recommend that the Town Council direct the Town Manager to negotiate a contract with Johnson Controls for the ESCO project; including the addition of quarterly reports of energy usage in all buildings under agreement. 3. Recommend that the Town Council review the establishment of an energy stabilization fund in which to place rebates,grants,and funds from departmental energy savings. The energy stabilization fund will be used to pay the debt service on the energy efficiency projects incurred under the ESCO agreement. �-� The Manager noted that additional funds will be needed for Beacon Integrated Services to act as the Town's agent if the Council approves moving forward with the program. The meeting adjourned 9:50 PM Submitted by Cecilia Lenk Page 2 of 2 Town of Watertown Saving 0 Energy Program Review and Update A,G C) C/� tom/ / ® "'=;RAYM SOI;UMON 2S September 19, 12 Contracting V General Approach Design-build energy efficiency project that leverages existing operating and energy budgets to implement turnkey energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions: ® Upgrade building infrastructure and increase building efficiency L3 Reduce operating and maintenance costs ® Enhance operating staff productivity Q Implement renewable energy strategies ® Improve indoor air quality ® Enhance core curriculum by integrating innovative technologies with educational objectives t�,MB� � Town of aterto n S6ide 2 ' 1.11�11111 Contractingrerformance Illustrative Example — 25916' Operating Cost Savings 100 -- ---------- ------------------------------- � f Savings used to pap debt obligation 75 ----- ----- ------ ---- 50 ----- ---------- ---------- a 25 ------ ----------- q.,.. .e... 4'..:::""v.:..F.:..... :n:•::�s t�i �:o:.�Rt Sr Before Program During Program After Program ®Annual Operating Budget ❑Annual Carrying Cost of Program � A �N Town of Waleflown Slide 3 Program Optimization Winnowing Process to Achieve Best Value ,„ \ 104dentified total.technical JCI Conducted Detailed Energy Audit potential,for energy infrastructurenpgrades3n . specified buildings Town and..School stakeholders ❑ Stakeholder Reviews an Winnowing reviewed and eliminated pro}ects based on priorities and ecanomacs , Town and School stakeholders and JCI Stakeholder Final Optimization opts nixed profeU tiu.& �ycahensiveness to meetTown finanexal regturements °���N Town of Waloilown slide 4 vrogram uptimization Winnowing Process Results Total Technical Potential - Original Proposal zi 16 Town and School Buildings ® 145 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects ® $10.6 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments ® Cashflow: -$1.22 million during first 11 years; -$61,000 over 20 years. Winnowing - Scope Refinement #1 u 15 Town and School Buildings (removed Old Police Station) ® 118 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects ® $8 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments ® Cashflow: -$278,000 during first 6 years; $1.9 million over 20 years. 73E1�C 9Il z Slide 5 Program 0z ation Budget Neutral Project — Project #1 Final Project with No Budget Impact u 14 Town and School Buildings ® 91 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects ® $6.8 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments ® Cashflow: -$51,626 over the first three years; $2.45 million over 20 years. Utility rebates of approximately $250,000 used to offset cashflow impact in early years. ME C3 N Slide JCI Proposed Program Budget Neutral Project Simple Annual Paybackin Facility Project Cost I Savings Rebates Years Watertown High School $1,959,803 $131,333 $48,992 14.5 Watertown Middle School $689,791 $58,925 $52,090 10.8 Hosmer Elementary School $870,2271 $74,727 $33,976 11.2 Lowell Elementary School $1,024,6661 $55,721 $38,171 17.7 ICunniff Elementary School $807,9591 $27,324 $18,002 28.9 flPhillips Elementary School $440,1491 $26,602 $2,397 16.5 i Watertown Town Hall $415,2891 $10,822 $14,350 37.0 Watertown Library $107,0301 $16,372 $11,324 5.8 Main Fire Station $70,3281 $5,126 $3,166 13.1 (North Fire Station $20,842 $1,974 $25 10.5 East Fire Station $10,191 $982 $22 10.4 Department of Public Works $211,303 $27,949 $7,257 7.3 Ice Rink $133,318 $23,504 $17,783 4.9 ISeniorCenter $17,208 $1,095 $1,940 13.9 Investment Grade Audit Cost $37,565 - - - Total $6,815,670 $462,456 $249,495 14.2 $E„1 CON Town of Watertown Slide a rV JCI Proposed Program Cash- lowAnalysis at 3. 19916 Net Interest Costs TOTAL ANNUAL COST ANNUAL SAVINGS ANNUAL YEAR Debt Service* M&V Total Total CASHFLOW 1 $474,819 $19,800 $494,619 $462,456 $32,163 2 $473,319 $20,394 $493,713 $476,330 517,383 3 $471,694 $21,006 $492,700 $490,620 $2,080 4 $469,944 $21,636 $491,580 $505,338 $13,758 5 $473,069 $22,285 $495,354 $520,498 $25,144 6 $470,944 $22,954 $493,897 $536,113 $42,216 7 $473,694 $23,642 $497,336 $552,197 $54,861 8 $471,194 $24,352 $495,545 $568,763 $73,217 9 $472,806 $25,082 $497,888 $585,825 $87,937 10 $473,750 $25,835 $499,585 $603,400 $103,816 11 $472,375 $26,610 $498,985 $621,502 $122,518 12 $470,650 $27,408 $498,058 $640,147 $142,089 13 $473,575 $28,230 $501,805 $659,352 $157,547 14 $470,975 $29,077 $500,052 $679,132 $179,080 15 $473,025 $29,949 $502,974 $699,506 $196,532 16 $474,550 $30,848 $505,398 $720,491 $215,094 17 $470,550 $31,773 $502,323 $742,106 $239,783 18 $471,200 $32,726 $503,926 $764,369 $260,443 19 $471,325 $33,708 $505,033 $787,300 $282,267 20 $470,925 $34,719 $505,644 $810,919 $305,275 $9,444,381 $532,033 $9,976,415 $12,426,366 $2,449,951 * Debtservice is based on assumption of level payments with a net interestcostof 3.19%. Total principal borrowed of$6,815,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit. s� Debt service is before rebates of$249,495 which will be used to offset early year cashflow impacts. Town of Watertown Slide 14 JCI Proposed Program CashflowAnalysis at 3.596, Net Interest Costs TOTAL ANNUAL COST ANNUAL SAVINGS ANNUAL YEAR Debt Service* M&V Total Total CASHFLOW 1 $478,525 $19,800 $498,325 $462,456 $35,869 2 $480,125 $20,394 $500,519 $476,330 $24,189 3 $481,375 $21,006 $502,381 $490,620 $11,761 4 $477,275 $21,636 $498,911 $505,338 $6,427 5 $478,000 $22,285 $500,285 $520,498 $20,213 6 $478,375 $22,954 $501,329 $536,113 $34,785 7 $478,400 $23,642 $502,042 $552,197 $50,154 8 $478,075 $24,352 $502,427 $568,763 $66,336 9 $477,400 $25,082 $502,482 $585,825 $83,343 10 $481,375 $25,835 $507,210 $603,400 $96,191 11 $479,825 $26,610 $506,435 $621,502 $115,068 12 $477,925 $27,408 $505,333 $640,147 $134,814 13 $480,675 $28,230 $508,905 $659,352 $150,447 14 $477,900 $29,077 $506,977 $679,132 $172,155 15 $479,775 $29,949 $509,724 $699,506 $189,782 16 $481,125 $30,848 $511,973 $720,491 $208,519 17 $481,950 $31,773 $513,723 $742,106 $228,383 18 $482,250 $32,726 $514,976 $764,369 $249,393 19 $482,025 $33,708 $515,733 $787,300 $271,567 20 $481,275 $34,719 $515,994 $810,919 $294,925 $9,593,650 $532,033 $10,125,683 $12,426,366 $2,300,682 Debtservice is based on assumption of level payments with a net interest cost of3.5%. Total principal borrowed of$6,815,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit. t7; Debt service is before rebates of$249,495 which will be used to offset early year cashflow impacts. �nC®N Town of atertown Slides .. O O Optimization Program Optimized Project - Project #Z Winnowing - Scope Refinement #2 ® 14 Town and School Buildings ® 97 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects ® $7.35 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments ® Cashflow: -$144,281 over the first four years; $1.97 million over 20 years. Utility rebates of approximately $274,000 used to offset cashflow impact in early years. I3�AC�7N Slide 10 � d JC1 Proposed Program OPtzmzzed Project Simple Payback Facility Project Cost Annual Savings Rebates in Years Watertown High School $1,959,803 $131,333 $48,992 14.5 Watertown Middle School $689,791 $58,925 $52,090 10.8 IHosmer Elementary School $870,227 $74,727 $33,976 11.2 (Lowell Elementary School $1,024,666 $55,721 $38,171 17.7 ICunniff Elementary School $807,959 $27,324 $18,002 28.9 IPhillips Elementary School $440,149 $26,602 $2,397 16.5 IWatertown Town Hall $415,289 $10,822 $14,350 37.0 Watertown Library $107,030 $16,372 $11,324 5.8 Main Fire Station $260,089 $6,952 $10,166 35.9 North Fire Station $20,842 $1,974 $25 10.5 East Fire Station $121,367 $1,662 $3,522 70.9 Department of Public Works $211,303 $27,949 $7,257 7.3 (Ice Rink $307,539 $31,225 $31,833 8.8 Senior Center $91,624 $1,627 $1,961 55.1 I Investment Grade Audit Cost $37,565 - - - Total $7,365,245 $473,215 $274,066 15.0 tBF- Town ot Waterlown Slidell JCI Proposed Program CashflowAnalysis at 3. 1996 Net Interest Cost TOTAL ANNUAL COST ANNUAL SAVINGS ANNUAL YEAR Debt Service" M&V Total Total CASHFLOW 1 $512,175 $19,800 $531,975 $473,215 $58,760 2 $510,175 $20,394 $530,569 $487,411 $43,158 3 $508,050 $21,006 $529,056 $502,034 $27,022 4 $510,800 $21,636 $532,436 $517,095 $15,341 5 $508,300 $22,285 $530,585 $532,608 $2,023 6 $510,675 $22,954 $533,629 $548,586 $14,957 7 $512,800 $23,642 $536,442 $565,043 $28,601 8 $509,675 $24,352 $534,027 $581,995 $47,968 9 $510,600 $25,082 $535,682 $599,455 $63,773 10 $510,825 $25,835 $536,660 $617,438 $80,779 11 $508,575 $26,610 $535,185 $635,961 $100,777 12 $510,975 $27,408 $538,383 $655,040 $116,657 13 $512,850 $28,230 $541,080 $674,691 $133,611 14 $509,200 $29,077 $538,277 $694,932 $156,655 15 $510,200 $29,949 $540,149 $715,780 $175,631 16 $510,675 $30,848 $541,523 $737,254 $195,731 17 $510,625 $31,773 $542,398 $759,371 $216,973 18 $510,050 $32,726 $542,776 $782,152 $239,376 19 $508,950 $33,708 $542,658 $805,617 $262,959 20 $512,325 $34,719 $547,044 $829,785 $282,741 $10,208,500 $532,033 $10,740,533 $12,715,464 $1,974,931 Debtservice is based on assumption of level payments with a net interest cost of3.19%. Total principal borrowed of$7,365,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit. Debt service is before rebates of$274,066 which will be used to offset early year cashflow impacts. ��AC o rs Town of Watertown Slide 12 - A� JCI Proposed Program CashflowAnalysis at 3.5916 Net Interest Cost TOTAL ANNUAL COST ANNUAL SAVINGS ANNUAL YEAR Debt Service" M&V Total Total CASHFLOW 1 $517,775 $19,800 $537,575 $473,215 $64,360 2 $518,675 $20,394 $539,069 $487,411 $51,658 3 $519,225 $21,006 $540,231 $502,034 $38,197 4 $519,425 $21,636 $541,061 $517,095 $23,966 5 $519,275 $22,285 $541,560 $532,608 $8,952 6 $518,775 $22,954 $541,729 $548,586 $6,857 7 $517,925 $23,642 $541,567 $565,043 $23,476 8 $516,725 $24,352 $541,077 $581,995 $40,918 9 $520,175 $25,082 $545,257 $599,455 $54,198 10 $518,100 $26,835 $543,935 $617,438 $73,504 11 $515,675 $26,610 $542,285 $635,961 $93,677 12 $517,900 $27,408 $545,308 $655,040 $109,732 13 $519,600 $28,230 $547,830 $674,691 $126,861 14 $515,775 $29,077 $544,852 $694,932 $150,080 15 $516,600 $29,949 $546,549 $715,780 $169,231 16 $516,900 $30,848 $547,748 $737,254 $189,506 17 $516,675 $31,773 $548,448 $759,371 $210,923 18 $520,925 $32,726 $553,651 $782,152 $228,501 19 $519,475 $33,708 $553,183 $805,617 $252,434 20 $517,500 $34,719 $552,219 $829,785 $277,566 $10,363,100 $532,033 $10,895,133 $12,715,464 $1,820,331 * Debt service is based on assumption of level payments with a net interest cost of 3.5%. Total principal borrowed of$7,365,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit. °- Debt service is before rebates of$274,066 which will be used to offset early year cashflow impacts. rBF- Tomof aterto n Slide13 Program Optimization Impact on Investments ® Energy Conservation Measures Excluded from Budget Neutral Project: o Boiler Replacements ® Main Fire Station ® East Fire Station ® Ice Rink ® Senior Center o Temperature Setback ® Senior Center o Convert Electric Baseboard Heat ® Ice Rink Financial Impact: ® Investment Cost: $550,000 Annual Savings: $10,750 F3EAC®N Town of Walenown Siide14 Next Steps Thank You Beacon Integrated ti s P.O. Box 320325 Boston, MA 02132 bgreenblatt@beacon-llc.com www.beacon-llc.com ,t ,c21v io of ateno Sfde15 imi! Project Construction Cost $6,778,105 IDeatailed Energy Audit Cost $37,565 Total Cost $6,815,670 'EgMtYinECtiTM`iMUtbebviGo'didBde'SCRP�"bW£6MttkBU>1tl4n6».'.,,:,;.,,...J;, - r, First Year Energy/Water Savings $462,456 'Emvti'OIn,ECM-NW*tebvsto ExcMtle scope bp EW,Imd'Build Jim First Year Measurement and Verification Cost $29,800 Estimated Utility Rebates $249,495 Payback 15A0 NNINNOMM 73 ii:9 = 'o iij `o LL o` u o ECM% Descrip n Description of Measure E c a d t cc c s = ,°c cc - eso -miii E 3 c V _ � � y I 1 Lighting-Fixture Retrofit 1 2 Lighting-Fixture Controls d d dI d Fd I I 3 Building Envelope-Weatherization d d d d d d d d d d 4 Building Envelope-Roof/Attic lnsu lation d E$ I d d I 5 Building Envelope-Window Replacement I I 6,7,8 Building Controls-Temperature Setback 9 Air Handling Unit/RTU Replacement 10 Condition A-HVAC Mechanical Rehab d I d 5'ro o cam. 11 Air Handling Unit-VFD on Fans d d d d 12 Heating System-Boiler Replacement 13 Heating System-Steam Trap Replacement d d 14 Heating System-Pipe/Valve/Duct Insulation IS Pumping System-VFD on Hot Water Pumps d d d d d d 16 Repair or Replace Heat Recovery Heat Wheel 17 Electric Baseboard to Hot Water Baseboard I $a 18 Kitchen Hood-VFD on Exhaust Fan d ge d d d I 19 Water conservation d d d d d d E2. I d _°�&' I 1 d 20 Vending Machine Controllers 21 Walk-in Coolers/Walk-in Freezers d d d 22 Energy Efficient Transformers d d d d I 23 Chiller and Dehumidification Control avZ 24 Building Envelope-Window Rim 25 Chiller Replacement 26 Install new AC Units S$ 27 Install Lowe Ceiling d 28 Roof Replacement I 29 Reduced Scope High School-Controls 30 Replacement Unit Ventilators d MHi 31 Replace 2nd Boiler at Phillips School «� Totals teeand: d Measure(s)Selected Measure(s)not included in this package Project Construction Cost $7,327,680 Deatailed Energy Audit Cost $37,565 (Total Cost $7,365,245 qeq ECM-MdVietbelowlotAdlud'21wOeby Em dBURdar IFirst Year Energy/Water Savings $473,21$ 91dBoifdlM1g First Year Measurement and Verification Cost $19,800 (Estimated Utility Rebates $274,066 (Payback 1624 E7 _ ECM 4 DesniPtion of Measure o ` $ ` s = v < = — _ — s_ - — E E N Ew ` w 2 E 3 3z w w m to 3 � 3 $ oN � N zN $'_ _ O d V N 1 Lighting-Fixture Retrofit 2 Lighting-Fi#ure Controls 3 Building Envelope-Weatherization 4 Building Envelope-Roof/Attic Insulation S Building Envelope-Window Replacement 6,7,8 BuildingControls-Temperature Setback 9 Air Handling Unk/RTU Replacement �$ 10 Condition A-HVAC Mechanical Rehab I 11 Air Handling Unit-VFD on Fans d d d d I 12 Heating System-Boiler Replacement d d d d d d d d I 13 Heating System-Steam Trap Replacement d d i 14 Heating System-Pipe/Valve/Duct Insulation I 15 Pumping System-VFD on Hot Water Pumps d d d d d d I 16 Repair or Replace Heat Recovery Heat Wheel aSw' 17 Electric Baseboard to Hot Water Baseboard d 18 Kitchen Hood-VFD on Exhaust Fan d w d d d 19 Water conservation I 20 Vending Machine Controllers I 21 Walk-in Coolers/Walk-in Freezers d d d I I 22 Energy Efficient Transformers d d d d I 23 Chiller and Dehumidification Control 24 Building Envelope-Window Film _ 25 Chiller Replacement 26 Install new AC Units $..,' 27 Install Lowe Ceiling d 28 Roof Replacement $° 29 Reduced Scope High School-Controls 30 Replacement Unit Ventilators d $3 31 Replace 2nd Boiler at Phillips School 1Z I Totals ILM-0: d IMeasure(s)Selected .. Measure(s)not included in this package I Town of Watertown Energy Saving Performance Contracting Program Review and Update SAGO �`�� x SOLLM 3NS October 2, 2012 PerformanceV 1 General Approach Design-build energy efficiency project that leverages existing operating and energy budgets to implement turnkey energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions: ® Upgrade building infrastructure and increase building efficiency ® Reduce operating and maintenance costs ® Enhance operating staff productivity ® Implement renewable energy strategies ® Improve indoor air quality ® Enhance core curriculum by integrating innovative technologies with educational objectives I3 R ®1v Town of Watertown Slide 2 -verformance Contracting Illustrative Example — 25966 Operating Cost Savings 100 ------ ---------- ------------------------------ ) Savings used to pat'debt obligation 75 ----- ------ ----- ,.r.._ su 6d .Y i50 ----- ---------- ---------- ------ m a 25 ------ ------------ --------- Before Program During Program After Program ®Annual Operating Budget ❑Annual Carrying Cost of Program C)N Town of Watertown Slide AA ® iz Winnowing Process to Achieve Best Value jO identified total technical ❑ I JCI Conducted Detailed Audit potential for energy' L infrastructure upgrades m` specified buildings J Town and School°stAl<eholders ❑ LStakeholder Reviews,and Winnowing reviewed and el"aied projects based es and economics Town and School staldeholders:,andJCl — oject om prehensiv Stakeholder Final Op#iinizaton optimized pr c eness to:**Town financial requirements.' �3 >ACC?NT Town of aleno Slide ITCIt.il1 L Val A Winnowing Process Results ® Total Technical Potential - Original Proposal ® 16 Town and School Buildings ® 145 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects ® $10.6 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments ® Cashflow: -$1.22 million during first 11 years; -$61,000 over 20 years. ®®® Winnowing - Initial Scope Refinement ® 15 Town and School Buildings (removed Old Police Station) ® 118 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects ® $8 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments Cashflow: -$278,000 during first 6 years; $1.9 million over 20 years. 133AC®N Slide 5 n� e 0 0 Recommended Project - Optimized by Department Staff Recommended Project o 14 Town and School Buildings ® 97 Energy Infrastructure Upgrade Projects o $7.35 Million in Energy Infrastructure Investments ® Cashflow: -$144,281 over the first four years; $1.97 million over 20 years. Utility rebates of approximately $274,000 used to offset cashflow impact in early years. ��11C®N 7 Slide q JCI Proposed Optimized O O p O O i O U j U U ME » C i O F c » » H a d Description of Measure .� °b b0 0 t OLU = s Y = Gl Y £ = Q. Z W » 3 _ u a m 0 Lighting-Fixture Retrofit c% sf� s v/✓ e '{ c ' e �! Lighting- Fixture Controls r cJr c Building Envelope-Weatherization 1�f G4* p/f ✓/ Building Envelope-Roof/Attic Insulation c Building Controls-Temperature Setback 14f I 1�f If of lkf I-el / rw✓/ Condition A-HVAC Mechanical Rehab y✓j Air Handling Unit-VFD on Fans r'/ �? 41 sf ' Heating System- Boiler Replacement ej eQ ✓ ' / �✓j' �✓' Heating System-Steam Trap Replacement HeatingSystem- Pipe/Valve/Duct Insulation Re 4 e e 4t? Qe e I S Pumping System-VFD on Hot Water Pumps Electric Baseboard to Hot Water Baseboard cf✓ 0 Kitchen Hood-VFD on Exhaust Fan c I 0 Water Conservation 110 le �e �e ce �{ A Walk-in Coolers/Walk-in Freezers ✓' i ? 0 Energy Efficient Transformers 41 e Install Low-e Ceiling Replacement Unit Ventilators �A ProposedJCI Recommended Optimized Project Simple Payback Facility Project Cost Annual Savings Rebates in Years (Watertown High School $1,959,803 $131,333 $48,992 14.5 Watertown Middle School $689,791 $58,925 $52,090 10.8 IHosmer Elementary School $870,227 $74,727 $33,976 11.2 (Lowell Elementary School $1,024,666 $55,721 $38,171 17.7 Cunniff Elementary School $807,959 $27,324 $18,002 28.9 IPhillips Elementary School $440,149 $26,602 $2,397 16.5 IWatertown Town Hall $415,289 $10,822 $14,350 37.0 Watertown Library $107,030 $16,372 $11,324 5.8 Main Fire Station $260,089 $6,952 $10,166 35.9 North Fire Station $20,842 $1,974 $25 10.5 (East Fire Station $121,367 $1,662 $3,522 70.9 Department of Public Works $211,303 $27,949 $7,257 7.3 Ice Rink $307,539 $31,225 $31,833 8.8 Senior Center $91,624 $1,627 $1,961 55.1 Investment Grade Audit Cost $37,565 - - - Total $7,365,245 $473,215 $274,066 15.0 BEACON Town of Watertown Slide JCI Proposed Program Cash- low Analysis at 3. 19966 Net Interest Cost TOTAL ANNUAL COST ANNUAL SAVINGS ANNUAL YEAR Debt Service' M&V Total Total CASHFLOW 1 $512,175 $19,800 $531,975 $473,215 $58,760 2 $510,175 $20,394 $530,569 $487,411 $43,158 3 $568,050 $21,006 $529,056 $502,034 $27,022 4 $510,800 $21,636 $532,436 $517,095 $15,341 5 $508,300 $22,285 $530,585 $532,608 $2,023 6 $510,675 $22,954 $533,629 $548,586 $14,957 7 $512,800 $23,642 $536,442 $565,043 $28,601 8 $509,675 $24,352 $534,027 $581,995 $47,968 9 $510,600 $25,082 $535,682 $599,455 $63,773 10 $510,825 $25,835 $536,660 $617,438 $80,779 11 $508,575 $26,610 $535,185 $635,961 $100,777 12 $510,975 $27,408 $538,383 $655,040 $116,657 13 $512,850 $28,230 $541,080 $674,691 $133,611 14 $509,200 $29,077 $538,277 $694,932 $156,655 15 $510,200 $29,949 $540,149 $715,780 $175,631 16 $510,675 $30,848 $541,523 $737,254 $195,731 17 $510,625 $31,773 $542,398 $759,371 $216,973 18 $510,050 $32,726 $542,776 $782,152 $239,376 19 $508,950 $33,708 $542,658 $805,617 $262,959 20 $512,325 $34,719 $547,0444 $829,785 $282,741 $10,208,500 $532,033 $10,740,533 $12,715,464 $1,974,931 e * Debtservice is based on assumption of level payments with a net interest cost of3.19%. Total principal borrowed of$7,365,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit. Debt service is before rebates of$274,066 which will be used to offset early year cashflow impacts. �3EAC�N Town of Watertom Slide ProposedJC1 CashflowAnalyszs at 3.5966 Net Interest Cost TOTAL ANNUAL COST ANNUAL SAVINGS ANNUAL YEAR Debt Service' M&V Total Total CASHFLOW 1 $517,775 $19,800 $537,575 $473,215 $64,360 2 $518,675 $20,394 $539,069 $487,411 $51,658 3 $519,225 $21,006 $540,231 $502,034 $38,197 4 $519,425 $21,636 $541,061 $517,095 $23,966 5 $519,275 $22,285 $541,560 $532,608 $8,952 6 $518,775 $22,954 $541,729 $548,586 $6,857 7 $517,925 $23,642 $541,567 $565,043 $23,476 8 $516,725 $24,352 $541,077 $581,995 $40,918 9 $520,175 $25,082 $545,257 $599,455 $54,198 10 $518,100 $25,835 $543,935 $617,438 $73,504 11 $515,675 $26,610 $542,285 $635,961 $93,677 12 $517,900 $27,408 $545,308 $655,040 $109,732 13 $519,600 $28,230 $547,830 $674,691 $126,861 14 $515,775 $29,077 $544,852 $694,932 $150,080 15 $516,600 $29,949 $546,549 $715,780 $169,231 16 $516,900 $30,848 $547,748 $737,254 $189,506 17 $516,675 $31,773 $548,448 $759,371 $210,923 18 $520,925 $32,726 $553,651 $782,152 $228,501 19 $519,475 $33,708 $553,183 $805,617 $252,434 20 $517,500 $34,719 $552,219 $829,785 $277,566 $10,363,100 $532,033 $10,896,133 _ $12,715,464 $1,820,331 * Debt service is based on assumption of level payments with a net interest cost of 3.5%. Total principal borrowed of$7,365,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit. a- Debt service is before rebates of$274,066 which will be used to offset early year cashflow impacts. ��AC®zv Town of Watertown Slide10 ProposedJCI Optimized Project Sa vings as a Percen t of Baselin e Usage Baseline Post Retrofit Percent Savings of Baseline Electricity Natural Gas Electricity Natural Gas Electricity Natural Gas Facility (kWh) (MMBtu) (kWh) (M vmtu) (kWh) (MMBtu) IHighSchool 1,264,920 13,123 307,738 4,166 24.33% 31.75%1 Middle School 691,248 4,389 251,014 1,346 36.31% 30.67%1 Hosmer ES 759,410 7,937 178,734 2,728 23.54% 34.37%1 Lowell ES 354,720 6,282 103,157 2,751 29.08% 43.79%1 1Cum-df ES 284,400 3,184 87,555 878 30.79% 27.58%1 IPbiDiips ES 175,424 3,926 15,352 1,357 8.75% 34.56%1 ITown Hall 287,640 1,134 38,078 313 13.24% 27.60%1 (Library 595,560 1,637 61,444 327 10.32% 19.98%1 (Main Fire Station 125,880 1,002 19,961 248 15.86% 24.75%1 INorthFire Station 41,239 475 116 125 0.28% 26.32% East Fire Station 56,344 471 101 108 0.18% 22.93% (DPW 423,780 5,431 49,258 1,349 11.62% 24.84% Ice Rink 617,084 1,961 142,684 630 23.12% 32.13% Senior Center 26,784 195 5,835 48 21.79% 24.62% Overall 5,704,433_ 51,147 1,261,027 16,374 22.11% 32.01% SAC®lv Town of w2senownSlidell �,<,.. Next Steps ® Contract negotiations Li Kopelman and Paige, supported by Beacon will negotiate with JCI: ® Terms and conditions ® Final scope of work Measurement and Verification plan ® Commissioning plan ® Training plan ® Final draft agreement for Council consideration in December 2012 u Anticipated execution in January 2013 Loan order in February 2013 B nCc�1v Town of Watertown Slidell Questions Thank You Bacon Integrated Solutions P.O. Box 320325 Boston, MA 02132 bgreenblatt@beacon-llc.com www.beacon-llc.com I3EAC�N Town of Watertown „>., slide 13 JCI Proposed Program CashEowAnaljrsis at 3.596ATC with 6Month Ban ,:-rO.-TAIL',ANIP4UAL"..COST. -A I�LYAIL'SAVJNGS(. Debt ser-icem M&V Total Total ril �CASHPLOW ' $183,800 $19,800 $203,600 $118,304 $85,296 2 $524,660 $20,394 $544,954 $487,411 $57,543 3 $527,812 $21,005 $548,818 $502,034 $46,784 4 $532,575 $21,636 $553,536 $517,095 $36,441 5 $531,900 $22,285 $553,160 $532,608 $20,552 6 $530,875 $22,954 $552,454 $548,586 $3,868 . 7 $529,500 $23,642 $551,417 $565,043 $13,626 8 $527,775 $24,352 $554,964 $581,995 $27,031 9 $530,613 $25,082 $563,095 $599,455 $46,360 10 $528,013 $25,&S5 $555,810 $617,438 $61,629 11 $529,975 $26,610 $558,022 $635,961 $77,939 12 $531,413 $27,408 $559,733 $655,040 $95,307 13 $632,325 $28,230 $556,030 $674,691 $118'661 14 $527,800 $29,077 $556,914 $694,932 5133,018 15 $527,838 $29,949 $562,212 $715,780 $153,568 16 5532,263 $30,848 $561,923 $737,254 . $175,331 17 $531,075 $31,773 $561,136 $759,371 $198,235 18 $529,363 $32,726 $564,764 $782,152 $217,388 19 $532,038 $33,708 $562,808 $805,617 $242,809 20 $529,100 $34,719 $563,819 $829,785 $265,986 ['I]Year I reflects debtservice,and energysaNAngs during construction- Debt service is based on 6 month BAN at 1.5% net interest cost and 19.5 yr Bond at a net interest cost of 3.5%.Savings in Yr.I reflects 25% of the annual performance guarantee of energy savings during the construction period. Yrs 2-20 reflect annual debt service, annual costs and guaranteed energy savings, post project construction. Total principal borrowed of$7,365,000 includes the cost of the Investment Grade Energy Audit- Debt service is before rebates of$274,068 which will be used to offset early year Cashilow impacts. Slide lea P.O.Box 320325 pg-7 n ®R T Boston,NIA 02132 N1uZuunu:u aor.0 ilionn �bim 617-469•2172 �T sa eFax: 617.419.1163 BETH S.GREENBLATT Alanaging Dirertar December 5,2012 Ms.Raeleen Parsons,MCPPO Director of Purchasing Town of Watertown 149 Main Street Watertown,MA 02472 RE: Owner's Agent Services Dear Ms.Parsons: Attached please find Beacon Integrated Solutions proposal to provide Professional Owner's Agent Project Management Services in support of the Town's performance contract with Johnson Controls. Beacom prides itself as being an owner's advocate, and does not provide professional services to Energy Services Companies thereby eliminating any potential for conflict hi openly and objectively evaluating vendor proposals, work products or assisting/overseeing the implementation of performance based energy programs. Beacon is a Massachusetts-based woman-owned firm, is in good standing with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and carries all appropriate and statutory insurance coverages. Beacon is pleased to report that it has recently been selected by the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management, Office of Facilities Maintenance and Management, as a qualified firm under the Energy Advisory Services contract. We stand ready to assist you in implementing this exciting project and welcome the opportunity to discuss our qualifications in further detail. Thank you in advance for your consideration. If you have any questions, or need additional information on our credentials or client references,please do not hesitate to contact me directly at 617-469-2172. Best personal regards, J66d cv, oiwe+rA ff Beth S. Greenblatt www.BFAcoN-LLC.com DETAILED TABLE OF CONTENTS DETAILEDTABLE OF CONTENTS............................................................................................. 1 1. STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROJECT.....................................I.......2 DETAILED SCOPE OF SERVICES..........................................................................................5 2.1 OPTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES ......................................................................................... 5 2. PROJECT STAFF AND STAFF BACKGROUNDS................................I.........................9 3. SIMILAR EXPERIENCE..........................................................................I.......I................ 11 4. REFERENCES.....................................................................................................................12 5. OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION-SELF EVALUATION................................. 14 6. PROJECT FEES..................................................................................................................15 7. APPENDIX A—RESUME.................................................................................................. 16 Own er s Agen t Support&Mc es ForPerPormance ContmaProjeetMonagement l?/tK/10I2 1. STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROJECT Beacon Integrated Solutions ("Beacon') is pleased to present this proposal to the Town of Watertown ("Watertown") to provide follow-on Owner's Agent support services for Watertown's performance contract with Johnson Controls Inc.("JCI"). Watertown seeks support from an experienced consultant with direct expertise in supporting municipalities engaged in performance contracting with an Energy Services Company ("ESCO") and is considering optional services supporting the overall implementation of the performance contract with JCI in the following areas: • Contract and statutory compliance with particular regard to the project schedule and document review and approvals; • Coordination of construction activities including, but not limited to, regular project meetings and advising the Town staff in regard to change orders and changes in project activities; • Contingency management — advising the Town in regard to any Town-controlled contingencies;and • Reporting of project progress, schedule maintenance and management, and advising on project changes and updating schedules. Beacon understands the key issues in dealing with the ever-increasing complexity of energy utilization in facilities owned and operated by municipalities, as well as the infrastructure that delivers this energy. Beacon is an independent Massachusetts woman-owned energy management solutions firm specializing in energy procurement, energy management, renewable energy assets and energy performance contracting strategies. Beacon prides itself as being an owner's advocate, and does not provide professional services to ESCO's;thereby eliminating any potential for conflict in openly and objectively evaluating work products, in developing and negotiating commercial agreements, and in assisting or overseeing the implementation of the projects. We offer our clients unparalleled certainty of process in solution development. As such, we develop and manage the implementation of leading-edge energy solutions for public sector and private clients including energy efficiency improvements, renewable energy solutions, performance contracting and demand management programs. Our clients have benefited from our proven experience by optimizing energy economics through infrastructure upgrades, new renewable energy installations and procurement strategies. Beacon's principals have been directly involved in the energy services and solutions development Owner's Agent Support Ser v2cw For Performance Contract Pro/ectManagement 124612012 Page 2 arenas for thirty(30)years,have specific and direct experience developing and implementing performance contracting projects, and have managed performance-based energy efficiency programs for local public utilities. Beacon regularly draws on our strategic alliances of experienced project technical,operational and finance professionals,engineers and energy outsourcing specialists with specific expertise in energy efficiency, performance contracting and commodity advisory and procurement, Beacon utilizes these external resources, as needed, to complement the expertise of its principals to ensure that our clients receive best quality and high value services. Watertown seeks to engage a consultant with specific expertise and recent experience as an Owner's Agent helping municipalities and school districts develop and negotiate a performance contract to be delivered by JCI. Beacon's experience is both relevant and recent. Our experience helping clients throughout the lifecycle of performance contracting implemented under M.G.L. Ch. 25A is demonstrated by our current work with Watertown and several other Massachusetts client engagements including: ► Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources, Boston MA (representing 23 municipalities) ► Town of Georgetown,MA ► Town of Gill,MA ► Town of Charlemont,MA ► Town of Orange,MA ► Town of Greenfield,MA ► Town of Leverett,MA ► Town of Montague,MA ► Town of Belchertown,MA ► Town of South Hadley,MA ► Town of Sunderland,MA ► Town of Deerfield,MA Beacon's specific experience and knowledge of Watertown's program is highly comprehensive. Beacon has been an active member of the Watertown project team, sitting on Watertown's side of the table,helping navigate the project to its anticipated approval. We have supported the Town since the early stages of the project, providing strategic guidance, analysis, consult and direction with respect to project development, engineering analysis, scope definition, project optimization, and stakeholder support and presentations. Beacon is uniquely positioned to support Watertown as a continuation of our successful engagement with Watertown. Owner's Agent Support Services For Performance Contract Project Management IZW M17 Page 3 Benefits to Watertown, Beacon is uniquely qualified to help Watertown achieve its goals. Key elements of our unique qualifications for this role are: ► Our first hand knowledge of Watertown's performance contract with JCI, including project development, engineering and design review, energy conservation measure specification and scope definition,and stakeholder support; ► Our specific experience working With Town and School stakeholders including providing reports and presentations to Town/School joint project team, Town hoards and Councils;and ► Our decades of experience working with owners and vendors on performance-based energy efficiency projects, Owners Agent SuppottSerWcra For Performance Contract Project Management 12/QS/24912 Page 4 DETAILED SCOPE OF SERVICES 2.1 OPTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES A. Proiect Management Sunnort: As an extension of our prior work with Watertown, Beacon proposes to provide project management support for Watertown's performance contract with JCI. Beacon has direct, relevant and recent experience managing comprehensive infrastructure projects in support of energy savings performance contracts as well as complex infrastructure, H.V.A.0 and controls construction projects. More specifically, Beacon has direct experience supporting Watertown's performance contract with JCI from project development,design,engineering,scope development and specification, and stakeholder communications. Because of our current and on-going work supporting Watertown, Beacon is in a unique position to provide a seamless transition from project development and specification to full scope construction through commissioning, start-up, commercial operation and final completion. Beacon's prior and current work supporting Watertown ensures that the on-going implementation efforts of JCI can proceed without any delays or re-education efforts. Unlike others, Beacon does not require a transition or learning period. We are currently fully engaged, and will remain fully engaged through project completion. With over thirty years of direct experience managing complex and diverse energy efficiency and infrastructure projects, we understand the best ways to implement such projects in harmony with our client's daily operations. As an owner's representative, Beacon has been responsible for overseeing the implementation of numerous energy savings performance contracts and other energy infrastructure projects in the most precarious environments while maintaining high customer satisfaction and operational excellence. Beacon will remain constant throughout the implementation. Specifically, Beth Greenblatt, Beacons Managing Director will serve as project manager and lead project manager. Beacon will be highly engaged in the planning,ensuring that the challenges of the projects are anticipated and planned for. By thinking ahead and educating JCI, its subcontractors, Watertown staff and stakeholders, we will ensure process certainty resulting in project completion that is on-time and on-budget. Beacon will demonstrate our leadership role on behalf of Watertown making certain that Watertown's financial and operational interests are best represented, while maintaining Owner's Agent Support Services For Performance ContrsctPr%ctMenagement 1210512012 Page 5 an amicable, but forcefl relationship with JCL In particular, in instances where positions relating to construction activities become adversarial, we will facilitate a resolution to the satisfaction of Watertown. Our proposed scope of work includes: • Contract Administ n• Provided Beacon supports Watertown in developing, negotiating and facilitating execution of the EMSA, Beacon would be best positioned to ensure contract compliance on behalf of Watertown. Beacon will serve as the contract administrator. The EMSA was developed with specific process requirements with respect to project submittals, approvals, invoicing and scheduling, among other construction obligations. Beacon is best positioned to support Watertown in managing the EMSA since these critical provisions were developed and negotiated by Beacon on behalf of Watertown. With respect to statutory compliance obligations of Watertown, Beacon is well positioned to support the Town. Beacon is uniquely recognized in the Commonwealth as a practitioner and leader of projects implemented under MGL, ch. 25A. As such, Beacon will support Watertown to ensure that all regulatory requirements and reports are submitted to the appropriate agencies in a timely manner. • ProjectSchedude: The Project Schedule and Project Payment Schedule are contractually linked to ensure that pre-construction and construction activities are completed in a timely and efficient manner and as agreed upon by Watertown, Payments to JCI will be authorized based on verified performance. Beacon will manage the Project Schedule making certain that both Watertown and JCI comply with the scheduling requirements for submittals and approvals, and pre-construction and construction requirements. Further, Beacon will support Watertown's staff in setting construction expectations with stakeholders, communicating the schedule, and reporting and doamienting any agreed upon Project Schedule changes. • Document Review and Annroval: JCI will provide Watertown with ECM submittals including design documents, ECM specifications, equipment and product samples and other materials for Owner's Agent Support Services FW&formance ConuactPr%tMenagement 121012012 Page 6 Watertown review and approval. Such process is defined in the EMSA and is time bounded. Beacon will review each submittal and provide the necessary examination of the submittal to ensure that it meets, at minimum, the requirements set forth in the EMSA. Further, Beacon will collaborate with appropriate Watertown staff to ensure that the design, specification, equipment, et al, conform to existing equipment and operational requirements. Beacon will present its professional recommendations to Watertown for contractual approval of all design, specifications, equipment and materials before the ESCO proceeds with ordering equipment. • Coordination of Construction Activities: Beacon will coordinate pre-construction and construction activities with the relevant Watertown staff to ensure that the activities are undertaken properly,are consistent with Watertown policies, and are consistent with the design intent defined in the EMSA. Beacon will be mindful to observe that any value engineering by JCI is appropriate. Value engineering is an effective technique for reducing costs, increasing productivity and improving quality. Typically, performance contracts require design changes during the construction phase. Beacon will review with JCI the technical, operational and economic impact to ensure that any design changes enhance the project performance, and not compromise the overall project. Beacon will coordinate with local facility staff any requirements by JCI for storage of equipment or materials. As Watertown is keenly aware, when school is in session,some construction activities will necessarily need to be completed during unoccupied hours. Beacon will facilitate the necessary entry approvals,including CORI, and ensure all stakeholders impacted by such construction activities are well informed. Further, Beacon will facilitate regular project meetings/conference calls with JCI and the designated Watertown project team. Such project meetings/conference calls will include a "look back"to document scheduled performance and identify any outstanding issues or schedule impacts as well as a "look ahead" to define upcoming activities and address required notifications and other obligations. During these sessions,punch list items and potential change orders requirements will be recorded and resolved. Owner's Agent&pp ort SerW c es For Performance Contract ProjectMenegement 121012012 Page 7 • Contingency Manaeement Beacon will provide leadership in making certain that fiends are only drawn to improve the project's operational performance, or to find needed projects not previously identified, and as approved by Watertown. Beacon will ensure that contingency expenditures both under Watertown or JCI control are properly documented and authorized. e Reporting Beacon will ensure that project meeting minutes are prepared by JCI in a timely manner, reviewed and approved by the Watertown project team for accuracy, posted and provided to the designated Watertown staff summarizing the status of the project, schedule changes and updates, and major issues or actions requiring documentation, • Meetings Beacon will continue to serve as an active member of Watertown's project team. To that end, Beacon will participate in project meetings either directly or via telephone conference as determined by the level of information and decision making anticipated for the particular project meeting. Beacon will work with JCI to establish a pre-meeting agenda designed to enable all necessary stakeholders to participate as their interests dictate. Project meetings should be designed to leverage, inform and educate Watertown stakeholders, and not overwhelm them with unnecessary business meetings. Beacon will support Watertown in assessing those priorities. • Ensure Coordination with Financial Staff and Consultants Beacon understands the critical nature of managing financial expectations of the performance contract with respect to finding cashilow requirements during construction and ultimately securing long-term financing. As demonstrated during the development stages of the project, Beacon will continue to work with the Town Treasurer/Collector, financial advisor and members of Town Committees as directed to ensure that the financial aspect of the project are managed and communicated effectively and timely. OwnerMgent Support&Mces ForPerformance ContractProfectMenagement M0512012 Page 8 2. PROJECT STAFF AND STAFF BACKGROUNDS For this engagement, Beth Greenblatt of Beacon Integrated Solutions will have primary responsibility to provide the full scope of service to Watertown for the project management support. Professional Primary Responsibility Years of Experience Beth Greenblatt • Prime Contact/ 30 years serving MA residential, commercial, Managing Director, Project Manager industrial and institutional clients with energy Beacon Integrated Solutions • Project Management efficiency and renewable energy solutions, P.O.Box320325 commodity advisory and market analysis and Boston,MA 02132 solution development. 617-469-2172 Nv v.beacon-llc.com Resume is provided in Appendix A. Managing Director of Beacon and Primary Project Manager for Watertown. Ms. Greenblatt is a recognized professional with thirty (30) years of business, marketing and management experience primarily in the energy services industry. Ms. Greenblatt has held various senior strategic management and corporate communications positions in regulated and unregulated energy firms, a management consulting firm, several distinguished national energy services companies,and a national non-profit energy research and development organization. Ms. Greenblatt's professional background includes a decade serving in senior management roles at Boston Gas Company (now known as National Grid) in the areas of energy management, customer research and market planting. While at Boston Gas Company, Ms. Greenblatt was responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of demand- side management programs valued at over $30 million per year, oversight of the Company's qualitative and quantitative research activities, and diverse business planting and analysis functions. In this capacity, Ms. Greenblatt was directly involved in developing and implementing comprehensive energy efficiency programs designed specifically for public sector customers within the 74 cities and towns served by the utility. While at Noresco, a leading national energy services firm, Ms. Greenblatt was actively involved in helping clients achieve savings and produce high performance buildings through energy savings performance contracting. Previously, as Director of Marketing and Special Programs for Mass-Save, Inc. and Xenergy, Inc, Ms, Greenblatt developed and implemented energy auditing, efficiency and educational programs designed specifically for diverse customer facilities. Ms. Greenblatt understands how to develop, implement and evaluate Owner's Agent Support Servloes For Performance ContrectProjectManagement 12105M12 Page 9 programs that pay for performance. Ms.Greenblatt is a graduate of Boston University with a Bachelors degree in Political Science and Mathematics, and is a certified Massachusetts Energy Auditor. Resume is provided in Appendix A. Owner' Agent Support Servlces ForPerformanne ContmetPr%tMenagement 1210512012 Page 10 3. SIMILAR EXPERIENCE As presented below,Beacon has direct relevant experience providing comprehensive Owner's Agent support services for performance contracting projects. Our local government client base in Massachusetts since 2004 for the services under consideration by Watertown includes the following: Cities and Towns in Massachusetts: • Town of Charlemont • Town of Orange • Town of Deerfield • Town of Sunderland • Town of Gill . Town of South Hadley • Town of Greenfield • Town of Georgetown • Town of Leverett • City of Concord,NH • Town of Montague • Concord School District,NH Snecific Proiect Examples • In 2010, Beacon was selected by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources ("DOER") through a highly competitive procurement process to provide Owner's Agent Technical Services to twenty (20) municipalities and school districts in Western Massachusetts under a Department of Energy grant funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. In 2012,DOER assigned three(3)additional municipalities, including Watertown, to Beacon to provide the same critical performance contracting support services. Beacon's responsibilities under the DOER engagement include full scope technical support from project origination,work scope assessment, technical analysis, contract development and negotiations, construction management, financing and commissioning support. Owner's Agent Support Services For PerformanceContrectPro ctMenegement 12,WI2012 Page 11 4. REFERENCES 19900WOM",1 Commonwealth of Mass Elise Avers Full service Owner's Agent Technical E Fellow Support under an Energy Department of Energy Resources Ms. Efficiency and 100 Cambridge Street (617)626-7370 Conservation Block Grant funded by ARRA Boston,MA elise.avers@state.ma.us Town of Orange s.Kathy Reinig Full service Owner's Agent Technical 6 Prospect Street Board 0 Selectmen Support on a$1.3 million performance ., f Orange,MA 01364 (978)544-2194 contract kathy.orange@earthliuk.net—'-___ Town of Sunderland Ms.Margaret Nartowlez Full s:rv:,ceOwner's Agent Technical Suppo rt t o 12 School Street Town Administrator 0 $400,000 performance contract Sunderland,MA 01375 (413)665-1441 townadmin@townofsunderland.us Town of Deerfield Mr.Bernie Kubiak Full service Owner's Agent Technical 8 Conway Street Town Administrator Support on a$500,000 performance contract South,Deerfield 01373-1021 (413)665-1400 bkubiak@town.deerfield.ma.us Town of Gill Mr.Ray Purington Full service Owner's Agent Technical 325 Main Rd Town Administrator Support on a$275,000 performance contract GUI,MA01354 (413)863-9347 admiiiistrator@giUmass.org Town of South Hadley Mr.Richard Harris F,P M[)Service Owner's Agent Technical 116 Main Street Town Planner Support on a$1.9 million performance South Hadley MA 01075 (413)538-5011 contract rharris@southhadleymasov-1 -1 Town of Georgetown Mr.Michael Farrell Full service Owner's Agent including 1 Library Street Town Administrator technical/commercial support,qECB grant Georgetown MA 01833 (978)352-5755 application support and project/construction MForreU@georgetoNvnma.gov management on a$2.2 million performance contract. List of Projects Beacon has provided performance contracting support to municipalities, school districts and regional school districts, in addition to large scale engagements with DOER, Franklin Regional Council of Governments and the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission in more than 40 communities across the Commonwealth. To that end, Beacon has worked, on behalf of the client, with many of the marquee ESCOs serving the Massachusetts market. A sampling of several recent projects,in addition to those listed above,include: Owner'a Agent Support SeMces For Performance Contract ProjectMenagement IZWM]2 Page 12 mou Town of Georgetown I Library Street ABM(formerly LILAC Georgetown,MA 01833 Mechanical) Town of Leverett 9 Montague Road I Siemens Industry Leverett,MA 01054 Town of Belchertown P.O.Box 670 Siemens Industry Belchertown,MA 01007 _) Reading Public Schools 82 Oakland Road NORESCO Reading,MA 01867 City of Northampton 240 Main Street ConEdison Solutions Northampton,MA 01060 City of Concord 311 North State Street ConEdison Solutions Concord,NH 03301 Town of Wayland 41 Cochituate Road I Ameresco Wayland,MA 01778 Ownerl;Agen t Support Services For Performance Contact Project Management 12IV512012 Page 13 5. OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION - SELF EVALUATION - COMPARATIVE CRITERIA - (- BEACON SCORE A. Complexity of Team I Highly Advantageous. Beth Greenblatt, Beacons founder and Managing Director will Composition. serve as the project/client manager and have full responsibility for commercial contracting and project management support. B. Successful Massachusetts Highly Advantageous. Beacon is proud of its leadership position in providing Owner's Experience. Agent services in support of performance contracting projects in Massachusetts trader M.G.L.Ch.25A. We have the most comprehensive portfolio of clients in Massachusetts who have benefited from Beacons direct experience. Moreover, Beacon is an Owner's Agent for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,Department of Energy Resources. Under this engagement, Beacon is supporting 23 municipalities involved in performance contracting projects. C. Relationships with ESCOs Highly Advantageous. Beacon has not,and has no plans to work directly for an ESCO os a consultant. Beth Greenblatt,has never worked for an ESCO as a consultant,end has not worked as an employee of an ESCO since September 2002. Ms. Greenblatt has never worked for JCI in any capacity. D. Technical competence, Highly Advantageous. Beacoa s staff have decades of experience in performance based qualifications and experience energy efficiency programs, and in helping clients assess, implement and evaluate the with similar projects. success of their efforts. Our career experiences helping clients balance risk with cost In implementing economically viable performance based energy projects, including performance contracts,is unmatched in the industry. Beth Greenblatt has been a leader hs the energy services industry since the early 1980's.E. Ability to transition into the Highly Advantageous, Beacon has been a key member of Watertown's project team project for a timely since the technical analysis stages of the project. Beacon has been involved in the completion. development,engineering and project scoping phases of the project. Beacon therefore Is uniquely positioned to continue supporting the Town without any transition or _Interruption. F. Project management Highly Advantageous. Beacons proposal clearly end concisely describes our approach to approach and the adequacy commercial contracting and project management support. Our experience working for and availability of staffing municipalities in MA with similar services enables its to competently and professionally and in-house resources. support Watertown. A cornerstone to the success of our firm is our ability to remain client-focused, meet project requirements on-time and on-budget and deliver beyond expectations. Beth Greenblatt stands ready to support Watertown in implementing this comprehensive,high profile performance-based energy infrastructure project with JCI. Ossver's Agent Support Services For Performance Con twctPmfect Man agent ent 12012012 Page 14 G. PROJECT PEES Beacon offers the following fee quotation for the tasks sought for this project. The proposed fees for the tasks presented below cover only the professional services provided by Beacon's principal, Beth Greenblatt. For this engagement, we offer Watertown a discounted professional rate for Beth Greenblatt of$155.00 per hour. We are certainly willing to discuss and modify the estimated hours for the tasks presented in this proposal, and will make adjustments to this fee structure based on a modified scope of work. The following table presents the tasks for Watertown s consideration, along with an estimate for professional time required and an associated fee. STATED TASKS ESTIMATED (Including all subtasks) HOURS NOT-TO-EXCEED FEES Optional Support Services, Project Management Support 35 hours/month $5,425month Owner's Agent Support SerW e a ForPerformance Contract Pro/ectManagement M0512012 Page 15 7. APPENDIX A — RESUME Owner's Agent Support Services ForPedormance ContractPr%ctMenagement 1?/Q MI2 Page 16 BETH S. GREENBLATT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE BEACON INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS Boston,MA Managing Director Present Beacon Integrated Solutions is it wonna l-omied energy management services first that provides client.centfic energy opthnlzation solutions by helping clients opthn ize their energy econonlcs through improved price certainty,energy efficiency,perfornnance contracting niamagenient and support, supply reliability and optinlzed energy infiashochire. Beacon specializes in energy procurement, energy management,energy savings performance contracting mid renewable energy technologies and strategies. NORESCO Westborough,MA Director of Marketing anti Corporate Communications 2000 to 2002 Recognized leader of energy infrastructure solutions In diverse vertical markets • Served on the perfornnaee contracting management team developing client solutions designed to achieve guaranteed energy savings mid produce high performance buildings. • Leveraged a nvo•decade old solid brand to reposition the final's niarket strategy with a focus on key core competencies critical to the deregulated energy niarletplace. • Managed re-branding campaign including tilt design and huplemeatation of a slow corporate logo across all media and conunanications strategies. Created all new corporate collateral supporting business development and direct sales activities. • Developed mid implemented strategic media,government and public relations programs including fill oversight responsibility for all crisis conmmnications,management of news releases,bylines,features and case studies,aid lobbying. • Directed all corporate competitive analyses and business research to strengthen One final's position nationally by understanding key market players,geographic penetration potential,opportunistic market and business events, strategic partnerships/alliance opportunities, regulatory and legislative policies. Conducted ongoing market intelligence research and customer satisfaction studies. • Directed the redesign of the corporate website including navigational huprovenents, new content development, customer interface fiuetions,customer relationship niamagenient,graphic aihaucennents mid flash athuation. American Management Services Waltham,MA Director of Marketing and Public Relations 1999102000 Management services firm targeting small and cold-sized businesses with Annual revenues of$10 to$200 million • Repositioned this regional nianagenient services company as tie nation's prenler consulting and profibiniphementatioa services fine. • Launched national expansion effort through a cooperative co-branded small business partnership entitled"Partner America"with various federal government agencies, including the U.S.Small Business Administration, U.S.Department of Conmerce,U.S. Conference of Mayors,U.S.Department of Transportation and the Export-hnport Bank of the United States. • Developed and managed corporate govenmeent affairs and public relations activities. Managed partner contract relations,and launched national conmmnications progrann including collateral creative design and unplenientation,and publicity and outreach. ServicEdge Partners,Inc., (a National Grill Company) Burlington,MA Vice President of Marketing and Sales 1997t01999 Northeast energy services company specializing In heating,ventilation mil cooling services • Spearheaded the development And management of An integrated strategic retail nnnketing effort in a new business enterprise by leveraging tilt brand position of tilt parent and subsidiary companies, and transferring the established brand equity to the new business. • Developed and implemented n multi-year sales program to generate S4MM of first year sales and S6.7MM hi Ammal sales ill subsequent years. Hired sales manager, developed pay-for-performance sales compensation programs and successfully built sales organization with domain connpetencio to achieve revenue goals.Developed And executed customer retention programs. • Managed All aspects of$2 nlllion mutual nnarketing/conmumications programs including brand development,advertising,direct marketing, collateral development, interactive development And publicity. Developed strategies and tactics to achieve market dominance in business product categories, resulting lit a 50,000-customer base within the first 8 months of operation, slid generating first year revenues of$7 nrillion. Directed the design of a website targeted at consumers and businesses. • Developed channel marketing and sales strategies to attract market influencers,consumers turd businesses. • Luplennented total outsourced solution for 24/7 custorner call center, including defiling CRM protocols, operational delivery requirements,process and perfornnance metrics and vendor selection process. The fnn's customer call center was centric to operational excellence and customer acquisition. • Created a cross-market public relations campaign positioning the new business enterprise and creating a local,consumer-oriented business presence. Gas Technology Institute/New England Gas Association Chicago,IL New England Regional Account Manager 1995 to 1997 National research and development organization for the natural gas Industry • Led the effort to hnegrate nationally offered natural gas R&D Activities, technologies and resources into the finure business strategies of New England gas utilities. • Developed technology business plan for gas utility executives focused on developing technology strategies And tactics for the industry, And implemented field demonstration trials And programs leading to technology Adoption, cost savings And revenue gals. • Developed and nuvtaged extensive quantitative and qualitative customer research projects Including market segmentation studies, customer satisfaction And consumer product preference research. Boston Gas Company,(a National Grid Company) Boston,MA Director of Energy Management; Director of Customer Research and Market Planning 1988 to 1995 Largest regulated natural gas company in New Euglnud serving over 800,000 customers • Led the gas utility industry in New England in developing, implementing and evaluating the integration of multi-million dollar demand-side energy resources Into traditional supply-side planing. Facilitated consortium relationships with Now England natural gas,electric and water utilities And non-utility parties. • Developed And tuarnaged a unique, nationally recognized natural gas load research progran utilizing statistical methods and econometrics,including nn ltivariAte analysis and discrete-choice modeling. • Managed multiple vendors delivering diverse services including: tiwkethng/communications, customer call center, dircet marketing,nnanagetuent consulting and implementation,equipment installation,engineering And CRM. • Successfidly hired,trained,managed And developed staff for various corporate and field positions,Including:product development and Implementation, technical support And engineering, retail marketing, CRM and quantitative and qualitative market research set-vices. • Represented Boston Gas Counpany mid other regional natural gas distribution companies as an expert witness before the Massachusetts Department of Energy and Telecommrumications And Energy Facilities Siting Council, Nevv Hampshire Public Utilities Cornnission and Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission in dozens proceedings, Including rate, Integrated resource mAnagennent and dentand-side ruanagentent procetdmngs. Prior employment includes positions in Marketing/Cotrmmnications,Public Relations and Govennnent Affahs within the Energy Service Company mmket,as well as regulatory and legislative internships advocating public policy changes. EDUCATION,TECHNICAL TRAINING AND DIRECTORSHIPS • Boston University,Boston,MA. BA It Political Science and Mathematics. • Certified Energy Auditor,Coninnonwealth of Massachusetts • Former Trustee,Central New England Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society;member of the Government Relations and Communications Cournnittees. AFFILIATIONS • Member of the Northeast Energy and Conunerce Association • Mennber of the National Association of Professional mid Executive Women • Member of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Energy Satiices Coalition