Legislation Details

File #: 2026-0482    Version: 1
Type: Executive Status: Executive Approved
File created: 2/12/2026 In control: Executive
On agenda: Final action:
Title: Requesting Executive approval for the Washington State DES Energy services Funding Agreement for: Contract No. 2025-516 G (1-1), M&V Agreement No. 2025-516 B (2); and related Amendment No. 2 for IAA K9023.
Attachments: 1. Ordinance 24-102, 2. Interagency Agreement_K9023IAAagrkoex, 3. K9023 Amendment 1_Executed fee amendment for 2025-560A(1), 4. Construction contract_2025516Gcontko, 5. MandV contract_2025516Bagrko, 6. Amendment No. 2_K9023IAAamd2ko, 7. Funding Agreement_2025516GcontAamd1Bagrfundko, 8. Executed Amendment
Related files: 2025-0581, 2026-1832
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Executive/Council Action Form (ECAF)


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Requesting Executive approval for the Washington State DES Energy services Funding Agreement for: Contract No. 2025-516 G (1-1), M&V Agreement No. 2025-516 B (2); and related Amendment No. 2 for IAA K9023.
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DEPARTMENT: Facilities and Fleet

ORIGINATOR: Alex Pidduck

EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION: To sign the Washington State DES Energy Services Funding Agreement for: Contract No. 2025-516 G (1-1), M&V Agreement No. 2025-516 B (2); and Amendment No. 2 for IAA K9023 as authorized by Ordinance 24-102.

PURPOSE: The funding agreement and amendment documents allow Snohomish County Facilities and Fleet to contract with the State Energy Services Program (DES) under IAA K9023 who will hire McKinstry Energy Services to perform a building management system upgrade.

BACKGROUND: Snohomish County Facilities and Fleet uses an aging building management system that controls the HVAC and other functions at 23 county buildings. The current proprietary software has not been upgraded since 2016 and does not control the building equipment to modern standards. This project will modernize the user interface through new software installed on a County-provided virtual server; it will install approximately ten modern control sequences which are guaranteed to reduce our energy use; the first layer of hardware at each location will be replaced, allowing secure communication between the server and downstream hardware. The project includes five years of licensing to keep the system software secure and up to date, and annual licensing fees of approximately $5,600 will be incorporated in our maintenance budget thereafter. Importantly, the proposed software can be supported by a large number of technicians and vendors based in the north Puget sound region. This project cost is a guaranteed maximum cost and energy savings estimates are guaranteed. A second phase of this project is expected in the future to replace additional har...

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