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Posted
Oct 7, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Energy and Environment (DOEE) is seeking DCSS-only vendors to provide bulk mailing services. The work includes counting printed material, inserting it into envelopes or cartons, and labeling batch groupings in ZIP-code order; the agency furnishes the envelopes. This is an open solicitation that closes October 14, 2026.
Posted
Apr 2, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
The District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment is seeking a financial audit of the Sustainable Energy Utility (SDCSEU). This solicitation is restricted to vendors under the District of Columbia Supply Schedule (DCSS). The audit aims to ensure financial compliance and transparency for the energy utility's operations.
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City
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Washington
County
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District of Columbia
Address
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1200 First St NE
Phone Number
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(202) 535-2600
Zip Code
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20002
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Board meetings and strategic plans from District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment
The Clean Energy DC 2.0 Plan outlines the District of Columbia's strategy to modernize its energy systems, achieve climate goals, and transition to a sustainable, reliable, and equitable energy future. The plan focuses on four key pillars: reducing energy consumption, shifting energy consumption patterns, electrifying buildings and vehicles, and supplying 100 percent clean energy. It addresses the energy supply, buildings, and transportation sectors, aiming to lower costs, improve public health, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance urban resilience, with a vision to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045.
This document presents strategic market recommendations for grid modernization and Distributed Energy Resources (DER) integration in Washington, D.C. It conducts a strategic and technical assessment of the District's grid modernization trajectory and Pepco's DER integration readiness. The recommendations outline priority regulatory, technical, and utility actions required to achieve reliable, resilient, affordable, secure, and scalable DER integration, supporting the District's clean energy objectives, including the 15% local solar goal by 2041 and 100% renewable electricity by 2032. Key focus areas involve ensuring Pepco's operational readiness, addressing interconnection backlogs, and implementing advanced inverter functions and robust cybersecurity standards.
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This Strategic Plan proposes a distribution-level energy framework for the District of Columbia to support the continuity of critical services during prolonged outages lasting 72 hours or longer. The strategy integrates advanced inverter operational functionality, battery energy storage deployment, DERMS-enabled coordination, resilience hubs, feeder segmentation capability, cybersecurity governance, and operational performance validation. The objective is to establish a nationally significant model for urban distribution-level resilience modernization, aiming for a resilient, distributed, and future-ready urban electric power system.
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