Georgia Administrative Code

Georgia public school systems.

Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to clean alternative fuels, and introduce a school bus operating on a clean alternative fuel into the bus fleet.

Proposals must be received between December 15, 1999 and May 15, 2000. Facsimile copies will not be accepted or considered for funding. Two copies of the application should be mailed to: Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority Division of Energy Resources 2090 Equitable Buildi…

The purpose of the Recycling and Waste Reduction Grant Program is to provide financial assistance to Georgia general purpose local governments (cities and counties) and regional solid waste management authorities as they work to foster recycling and solid waste source reduction p…

Recycling and Waste Reduction Grant Program.

O.C.G.A. 50-23-5 provides statutory authorization, program is funded by State Solid Waste Trust Funds as established by O.C.G.A. 12-8-27.1.

To help Georgia local governments develop new or enhance existing recycling and municipal solid waste reduction programs.

Local governments and solid waste management authorities are funded up to a maximum of $200,000.00. Total allowable state grant for each successful applicant is $200,000.00.

Individual Georgia local governments or authorities or coalitions of local governments may apply. Applications will be accepted from individual or multiple local governments or solid waste management authorities.

Local governments must have in place or must demonstrate an interest in forming recycling and/or solid waste reduction programs for reducing municipal solid waste destined for disposal. Consideration will be given to the number of local governments involved in the proposal and th…

Applications will be accepted beginning November 30, 2007 and ending January 30, 2007. Facsimile copies will not be accepted or considered for funding. One original plus 5 copies of the application should be mailed to: Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority 233 Peachtree Stre…

The purpose of the Public School Energy Conservation Project is to implement and showcase energy efficient measures that can be used by systems throughout the state.

Public School Energy Conservation Project.

Funded through the U.S. Department of Energy.

To implement and feature energy conservation measures within public school systems.

Public Schools Systems are eligible to apply for the grant to implement energy conservation features within their facilities. Priority will be given to applicants with current energy studies and plans in place. One grant in the amount of $200,000 will be made.

Georgia public school systems.

Applicants must have a demonstrated commitment to energy conservation.

Proposals must be received between December 15, 1999 and January 30, 2000. Facsimile copies will not be accepted or considered for funding. Two copies of the application should be mailed to: Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority Division of Energy Resources 2090 Equitable Bu…

In compliance with the "Fair and Open Grants" Article of the "Budget Accountability and Planning Act of 1993," following is the information on a grant program being implemented in the spring of 2000.

Low-Income Weatherization Assistance Program-Exxon Carryover funds.

Funded from Department of Energy (DOE) funds.

To assist eligible low income families by making their homes more energy efficient; thereby, reducing their monthly utility expenditures.

There are 22 agencies eligible to receive these funds. The funds are awarded to each agency based on a funding formula which takes into consideration geographic area and number of low income households. There is $511,564 available in Exxon carryover funds.

Existing nonprofit or public weatherization providers, as identified in the 1999 State Weatherization Plan.

Funds will be awarded to agencies identified in the 1999 Low-Income Weatherization Plan.

Funds will be awarded to eligible agencies on an equal basis. Request must be received by January 17, 2000. Request should be mailed to: Weatherization Assistance Program Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority 100 Peachtree Street, Suite 2090 Atlanta, Georgia 30303

In compliance with the "Fair and Open Grants" Article of the "Budget Accountability and Planning Act of 1993," following is the information on a grant program being implemented July 2009.

Governor's Energy Challenge for Green Communities.

Funded from U.S. Department of Energy funds.

To provide funding for local governments to conduct energy audits of public facilities, implement building efficiency or lighting retrofit projects of public facilities, and take other measures to reduce their energy consumption 15 per cent below 2007 levels.

Local governments in Georgia who are certified through the Atlanta Regional Commission's "Green Communities" program or who meet similar third-party certification standards are eligible to apply for funding through this opportunity. The funds are awarded to each organization base…

Local governments in Georgia who are certified through the Atlanta Regional Commission's "Green Communities" program or who meet similar third-party certification standards are eligible to apply for funding through this opportunity.

Funds will be awarded to local governments competitively based on certification as a "Green Community", or similar third-party certification, involvement in the Governor's Energy Challenge, project narrative, and project budget.

Funds will be awarded to eligible organizations based on the application submitted to GEFA. The applications are due by July 31, 2009.

The Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority (the Authority) is considering engaging a qualified and experienced contractor to provide professional services to manage CMAQ Vehicle & Infrastructure projects, henceforth referred to as the PROGRAM. The goal of the PROGRAM is to pr…

CMAQ Vehicle & Infrastructure Program Contract for Project Management Request for Qualifications

The program will be funded by the Federal Highway Administration through the Georgia Department of Transportation and local match from public and private sources.

A diverse group of public and private organizations is currently working in the 13-county metro Atlanta ozone non-attainment area to improve air quality through alternative fuel vehicle activities. Alternative fuel vehicles have been recognized as one of the many solutions to air…

The contract for this program will be for one year with an option to extend the contract until the projects have been completed. It is anticipated that work will begin in January 2003. Project management fees will be a flat 6% of the total project budget. There will be no other a…

The contractor is required to have experience, tested skills and a level of knowledge of the issues. The contractor should also have a good understanding of current programs, as well as other skills that are detailed in Sections 1 and 2.

Applicants will be evaluated based on possession of high ethical and professional standing, recent experience in program management related to the PROGRAM, and experience and versatility in performing a wide range of activities similar to those of the PROGRAM. Criteria includes q…

Those interested in being considered for this project should present four copies of the statement of qualifications to GEFA by January 24, 2003. Statements of qualifications may also be submitted in electronic format via e-mail to jkmiller@gefa.org. The Authority may request addi…

The Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority (the Authority) is funding the purchase and installation of an electricity-generating photovoltaic array, henceforth referred to as the PROJECT. The goal of the PROJECT is to stimulate public awareness of solar energy technology and …

Georgia Solar Energy Awareness Project Request for Proposals

The project will be funded by Division of Energy Resources of the Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority through the State Energy Program Formula Grant and local match from public and private sources.

A crucial part of the Authority's Mission is to provide financing and other support services for energy programs. To this end, the Authority sees twofold value in a high-profile, solar energy project. First, direct benefits are derived from the application of solar energy to uses…

The contract for this project will be for one year with an option to extend the contract until the PROJECT is completed. It is anticipated that work will begin in the fall of 2004. GEFA reserves the right to reject any and all submittals, to withdraw this Request for Proposals, t…

The contractor must be a local government capable of managing a construction project of this scale. The contractor should also have a good understanding of renewable energy issues, as well as other skills that are detailed in Sections 1 and 2.

Criteria includes qualifications of personnel, ability to locate private sector partners and secure other sources of funding, ability to complete work on time, knowledge and experience with federal contract administration requirements, availability of a high-profile project site,…