Energy Management Software, Predictive Controls, and Measurement & Verification Services
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A government authority in Jacksonville, Florida is seeking information from vendors that provide energy management software, autonomous and predictive controls platforms, and measurement and verification (M&V) services.
The desired platform should operate as a standalone software layer that can be deployed on top of an existing building management system without replacing existing hardware or controls. Vendors should be able to offer autonomous or artificial intelligence-driven predictive control of building systems.
Respondents should demonstrate a track record or provide case studies showing verified energy savings attributable specifically to autonomous and predictive control, separate from savings achieved through equipment replacement. They should also be capable of supporting a three-party M&V structure in which an independent third party performs or verifies savings measurement.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 24, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Energy management software and building controls technology provider
- Expertise in autonomous or AI-driven predictive building-system controls
- Demonstrated case studies with verified savings from software-based controls
- Experience integrating with existing building management systems and controls
- Capability to support independent, three-party measurement and verification
- Experience serving government, institutional, or large commercial facilities
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