Briefs

Performance Contracting

KCTCS: Elizabethtown

The project includes energy upgrades to nearly 500,000 sq. ft. of educational, administrative, and technical training spaces across all three ECTC campuses.

Performance Contracting

Elliott County Schools, KY

This project included seven buildings and over 210,000 sq.ft. in the Elliott County School district.

CMTA provided value beyond the energy upgrades and renovations by also being a strong advocate and technical asset for the college throughout our project... not only do we have the new equipment and controls, we have a resource that shares our interest in continually improving efficiency.

Pamela L. Turner

Jefferson Community and Technical College

Performance Contracting

KCTCS: Jefferson

Over 850,000 sq.ft. across four JCTC campuses were included in the project scope which includes extensive LED lighting retrofits, utility rate savings, a large-scale energy management system implementation, and HVAC replacements.

Performance Contracting

Johnson County Schools, KY

This project included upgrades at all 7 of the schools in the Johnson County School District.

Performance Contracting

KCTCS: Ashland and Bluegrass

This project included 20 buildings over 725,383 square feet at two separate community colleges.

Performance Contracting

Kenton County Schools, KY

This project included 16 facilities in the Kenton County School District. The project included one major HVAC renovation and LED lighting upgrades throughout.

Performance Contracting

Marion County Schools, KY

This project included ten facilities that covered over 438,316 square feet in the Marion County School district.

Performance Contracting

McCreary County Schools, KY

This project included five school facilities in the McCreary County School District. Construction for this project all took place over one summer and was substantially complete in three months.

Performance Contracting

Middlesboro Independent Schools, KY

This project included four buildings including 226,000 square feet in the Middlesboro School district. This project was 100% funded from energy and operational savings.