U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Selects Constellation For Renewable Energy Multiple Award Task Contract

Baltimore (March 21, 2014) - Constellation announced that it has been selected by the U.S. Amry Corps of Engineers as a qualified contractor through its Renewable Energy Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) to compete for government task orders to provide solar generation projects for U.S. Department of Defense installations.

"Constellation is proud to once again be selected as a qualified contractor through the MATOC and to assist the Department of Defense in meeting its mandates for renewable energy, security and sustainability," said Lou Hutchinson, vice president of public sector and energy efficiency sales for Constellation.

In 2013, Constellation was selected under the Renewable Energy MATOC as a qualified contractor for geothermal systems.

The Renewable Energy MATOC is a contract vehicle for solar, wind, biomass and geothermal technologies with a total funding capacity of $7 billion. The MATOC allows the Department of Defense to procure large-scale, reliable, locally generated, renewable and alternative-energy through Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) for up to a 30-year period. Under each PPA, the Army will only purchase the energy that is produced; no generation assets will be acquired. Selected contractors will finance, design, build, operate, own and maintain the generating assets.

Constellation is a national leader in providing comprehensive energy solutions to federal, state and local agencies as well as private-sector firms that range from small businesses to the Fortune 100. The company currently serves more than 380 federal government sites and 4,000 government customers in 47 states.

Governmental customers interested in solutions to strategically manage their energy costs and meet environmental goals may contact Constellation at constellationgov@constellation.com or visit www.constellation.com/government.