The Department of the Air Force (DAF) is seeking a Consortium Management Organization (CMO) to establish the Defense Energy Consortium (DECo), a public-private partnership focused on enhancing energy resilience at DAF installations worldwide using private capital. The CMO will be responsible for fully financing projects, building a membership base of financiers, small businesses, and non-traditional contractors, and negotiating a novel Consortium Management Agreement (CMA) with DAF. Performance will occur at DAF installations globally, including locations in Germany, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and other host nations. No specific budget amounts are provided, as DECo will rely solely on private financing rather than appropriated funds. The CMO must conduct due diligence at its own expense, including obtaining funding commitments and ensuring compliance with federal, state, and international laws.

The Department of the Air Force (DAF) is seeking a Consortium Management Organization (CMO) to establish the Defense Energy Consortium (DECo), a public-private partnership focused on financing and deploying energy resilience technologies for military installations worldwide. The goal is to achieve 99.9% energy resilience for critical missions by 2030, addressing nearly 4,000 resilience gaps. Unlike traditional consortia, DECo will rely entirely on private capital, with no guaranteed appropriated funding for the CMO or prototype projects. An Industry Day will be held on Monday, June 29th, from 11:00-12:00 EST. Performance locations include DAF installations in Germany, Greenland, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Spain, South Korea, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.

The Department of the Air Force (DAF) is seeking a Consortium Management Organization (CMO) to establish the Defense Energy Consortium (DECo), a public-private partnership focused on financing and deploying energy resilience technologies for military installations worldwide. The goal is to achieve 99.9% energy resilience for critical missions by 2030, addressing nearly 4,000 resilience gaps. Unlike traditional consortia, DECo will rely entirely on private capital, with no guaranteed appropriated funding, and the CMO will be responsible for raising funds, building membership, and negotiating novel terms. Performance locations include DAF installations in Germany, Greenland, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Spain, South Korea, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. An Industry Day is scheduled for Monday, June 29th, from 11:00-12:00 EDT.

The Department of the Air Force (DAF) is seeking a Consortium Management Organization (CMO) to establish the Defense Energy Consortium (DECo), a public-private partnership focused on financing energy resilience projects for DAF installations worldwide using private capital. The goal is to achieve 99.9% energy resilience for critical missions by 2030, addressing nearly 4,000 identified resilience gaps. Unlike typical consortia, DECo will not rely on appropriated funds; instead, the CMO and its members will fully finance projects, with DAF providing consideration such as access to property and facilities. The CMO will be responsible for raising private capital, building a diverse membership, and negotiating novel terms for a Consortium Management Agreement (CMA), including compliance with federal, state, and utility laws. Performance locations include DAF installations in Germany, Greenland, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Spain, South Korea, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.

The Department of the Air Force (DAF) is seeking a Consortium Management Organization (CMO) to establish the Defense Energy Consortium (DECo), a public-private partnership focused on enhancing energy resilience at DAF installations worldwide. The consortium will rely solely on private capital to finance prototype projects, with no guaranteed appropriated funding, and must address nearly 4,000 resilience gaps to achieve 99.9% energy uptime by 2030. The selected CMO will work at its own expense to raise investor funds, build a diverse membership, and negotiate novel terms for a Consortium Management Agreement (CMA). Performance of services will occur at DAF installations globally, including in Germany, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and other host nations. An Industry Day is scheduled for Monday, June 29th, from 11:00-12:00 EDT.

The Department of the Air Force (DAF) is establishing the Defense Energy Consortium (DECo), a public-private partnership to finance and deploy energy resilience prototypes at installations worldwide, aiming to meet a congressional mandate for 99.9% energy resilience by 2030. Unlike typical consortia, DECo will rely solely on private capital, with no guaranteed appropriated funding for the consortium manager or future projects. The selected Consortium Management Organization (CMO) will work at its own expense to raise investor funds, build membership, and negotiate novel terms for a Consortium Management Agreement (CMA). Performance will occur at DAF installations globally, including in Germany, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and other host nations. A virtual industry day will be held in the coming weeks, with details to be announced.