Dalrada Corporation revealed that its subsidiary, Dalrada Energy Services (DES), has announced a strategic partnership with LogosAKF, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) that is part of the federal Small Business Administration’s Mentor Protégé Program.
The San Diego, California-based group noted that through the partnership, LogosAKF is now a preferred distributor of Dalrada environmental, social, and governance (ESG) solutions as well as the exclusive engineering and design partner for Dalrada Energy Services worldwide.
Together, DES and LogosAKF provide ESG-compliant building engineering, design, and commissioning services with innovative green energy-focused products that “produce significant cost savings,” said the company.
The US government has allocated $15 billion to modernize the Department of Veterans Affairs and included in this sum is roughly $5 billion for modernizing federal building infrastructure to lower carbon emissions and reducing operational energy costs. The strategic partnership with LogosAKF allows DES to compete for these business opportunities, pointed out Dalrada.
In a statement, DES President Tom Giles, said: “DES is proud to partner with LogosAKF. Dalrada is committed to improving the quality of life for future generations through innovations made in clean energy, technology, engineering, and health, and the strategic partnership between DES and LogosAKF will support this goal.”
He added: “Improving the quality of life for US veterans in modernized care facilities, while saving the government a considerable amount in energy costs, is another important goal. It will also enable state and federal organizations to reinvest savings directly intended for veterans.”
LogosAKF’s services streamline building construction and renovation, resulting in 15-to-40% energy savings, said the company.
Dalrada highlighted the following LogosAKF energy-related project success stories which include:
- A new commercial hospital design featuring a seven-story bed tower, medical office building housing the Cancer Center, a building for emergency care, ICU, surgical suites and a central utility plant;
- A city-wide initiative in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with the goal of creating a Net Zero Energy community by 2050 involved an energy-efficient community complex and school. The project includes energy modeling and 3,600 solar panels for renewable energy design for the building.
DES and LogosAKF said they are “committed to implementing green energy innovations” and their slew of combined products and services include:
- Dalrada’s Likido clean energy, high-efficiency heat pumps, chillers, and independent power generation fueled by alternative sustainable and renewable sources;
- Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design and engineering services;
- Fire protection safety design and engineering services;
- Green energy audits and tax benefit assessments;
- Cost-reducing clean energy efficiency rebates and incentive programs;
- Air handling, HVAC re-zoning and onsite renewable energy generation;
- Power factor/peak demand reduction and water-saving and water treatment equipment and fixtures;
- Upgraded lighting and controls;
- Sustainable rooftop gardens with rainwater harvesting systems.
Dalrada specializes in high-growth businesses in three verticals – healthcare, clean energy, and information technology. The group has been accelerating growth through Dalrada Health, Dalrada Precision, Dalrada Technologies and its newest division, Dalrada Energy Services in very fast-growing markets.
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