The contracts are part of the DoD’s $7bn MATOC program to develop renewable projects covering four technologies including geothermal, solar, wind and biomass.
The company, along with other qualified geothermal and solar contractors, is now eligible to bid on future individual project task orders from the Energy Initiatives Task Force (EITF) and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Under the contract, the company will join with its consortium members including Eaton, Martifer Solar, Golder Associates, Power Engineers, Lockheed Martin and Veolia Energy, to combine their expertise and technological capabilities for the DoD’s renewable energy projects.
New Generation Power executive vice president Yeye Zhang said that the company has an experienced consortium and is all set to respond to future task orders.
"We look forward to working with the US Army Corps of Engineers at Huntsville and the EITF and applaud the DoD for their foresight and commitment to renewable and alternative energy," added Zhang.
