Johnson Controls Federal Systems Acquires Federal Energy Infrastructure Solutions
Acquisition allows expanded participation in U.S. Federal Government Energy Savings Performance Contracts
Protecting our nation’s critical infrastructure and key assets is a top priority. It’s the patriotic thing to do—keep the country safe and prosperous. With proper use of building and infrastructure improvements, we can greatly reduce energy consumption, lower operating costs, and increase efficiency.
Federal agencies turn to Johnson Controls to reduce expenses, so funds can be focused on meeting the mission—from defense to agriculture.
Every tax-paying citizen of any country expects their federal leaders to use public funds wisely. The infrastructure improvements, which are often funded through utility bill savings, should satisfy both the elected officials and taxpayers alike.
To achieve this, one can cut down on operational costs like lowering government energy bills, reducing water consumption, reporting greenhouse gas emissions, and measuring demand on electric utility systems. Economic benefits through strategies implemented to increase employment, efficient marketing of products and services, improved employee productivity, and asset protection are equally important.
Our dedicated team of highly skilled and experienced personnel, with a wide range of security clearances, is focused to deliver on-demand requirements. On-site program offices understand the local conditions, regulations, suppliers, and small business alliances, and help drive mission success.
We help determine the best contracting method for improving infrastructures and providing a return on investment through various funding sources. We hold several pre-competed U.S. Government Indefinite Delivery and Indefinite Quantity contracts.
Our extensive federal government experience in the U.S. and throughout the world, combined with our management and technical capabilities, make us the choice of experts across the globe.
Acquisition allows expanded participation in U.S. Federal Government Energy Savings Performance Contracts
Greenhouse gas emissions reduction and energy security are now the largest drivers for investment in the U.S. and Canada.