Earlier today, the U.S. Army’s Energy Initiatives Task Force announced that 20 new contractors have been awarded Multiple Award Task Order Contracts (“MATOCs”) for future renewable energy development projects at Department of Defense (“DoD”) installations.  These contract awards by the Army Corps of Engineers are part of the Corps’ $7 billion “Renewable and Alternative Energy Power Production for DoD Installations” program, under which DoD hopes to procure reliable, locally generated, renewable, and alternative energy through power purchase agreements.  The 20 new contractors join existing pools of pre-qualified contractors offering solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal technologies.  Contractors in each pool will compete for individual task orders to develop and maintain green energy projects at DoD installations.  The first task order under this program is expected to be issued in the coming months.

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Scott Freling represents civilian and defense contractors, at all stages of the procurement process, in their dealings with federal, state, and local government customers and with other contractors. He has a broad-based government contracts practice, which includes compliance counseling, internal investigations, strategic procurement…

Scott Freling represents civilian and defense contractors, at all stages of the procurement process, in their dealings with federal, state, and local government customers and with other contractors. He has a broad-based government contracts practice, which includes compliance counseling, internal investigations, strategic procurement advice, claims and other disputes, teaming and subcontracting, and mergers and acquisitions. He represents clients in federal and state court litigation and administrative proceedings, including bid protests before the Government Accountability Office and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. He also represents clients in obtaining and maintaining SAFETY Act liability protection for anti-terrorism technologies. Mr. Freling’s experience covers a wide variety of industries, including defense and aerospace, information technology and software, government services, life sciences, renewable energy, and private equity investment in government contractors.