Kennesaw State University is seeking a consulting firm to develop a Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Plan, which will establish a strategic roadmap for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing renewable energy sources, and improving resiliency. The plan will include a GHG inventory, analysis, and modeling, as well as mitigation strategies and recommendations for the university. The project is expected to last for one year, from May 2023 to May 2024, and the consultant fee will be approximately $125,000 to $200,000. The successful vendor will be required to provide a finalized summary report, prioritization matrix, and implementation plan, among other deliverables. Some key points to note about this project include:
• The project will involve developing a comprehensive GHG inventory and analysis, including Scopes 1-3 emissions.
• The consultant will be required to evaluate mitigation strategies and provide recommendations for reducing emissions.
• The project will involve stakeholder engagement and communication with university staff and administrators.
• The consultant will be required to provide a finalized summary report and implementation plan, including a prioritization matrix and timelines for implementation.
• The project will require the consultant to have experience with GHG inventory and mitigation planning, as well as familiarity with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol and SIMAP reporting tools.