Publications
The District’s “The Guide to Green Buildings” contains principles, practices, and resources that help make sustainable, green development part of our everyday practice – for both new construction and renovations.
A guide by the Department of General Services (formerly the Department of Real Estate Services) to sustainable measures that can be taken within District facilities.
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- attachmentj4livingwageact2006factsheet.pdf
- attachmentj5taxcertificationaffadavit.pdf
- J6_PACE_Price_Data_Cert.pdf
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- attachmentj8arratermsandconditions.pdf
- attachmentj9contractorarraprocurementrequirements.pdf
- attachmentj10arrareportingtemplate.pdf
- attachmentj11-A-eeoinformationandmayorsorder.pdf
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DC’s purchases of 745 million kilowatt hours of green power prevented the release of more than 1.1 billion pounds of carbon dioxide emissions.
Deciding to install solar or make your houses solar-ready involves gathering information from a number of sources and tailoring it to your location and circumstances. This guide can help you through that process.
Frequentlly asked questions regarding DC's role as an EPA Green Power Partner.
Public Stakeholder Meeting, June 23rd, 2011
- EPA Presentation given by Rich Batiuk: The Chesapeake Bay TMDL
- DDOE Presentation given by Hamid Karimi: DC Chesapeake Bay Watershed Implementation Plan
A report of a green roof monitoring experiment conducted by the District in 2007.
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