Los Angeles County Selects ICF for $70 Million in New Energy Efficiency Work Orders
County renewal decisions will determine funding under the work orders’ approximately $70 million combined ceiling.
Rhea-AI Summary
ICF (ICFI) won two Los Angeles County energy efficiency work orders in early August 2026 with a combined ceiling of approximately $70 million. Funding is subject to the county exercising renewal options. ICF is one of three implementers supporting the Southern California Regional Energy Network’s public-sector programs under the county’s Energy Support Services Master Agreement.
The orders expand ICF’s work under that agreement, which also covers the county’s residential and agricultural portfolios. ICF will help public agencies identify, fund and carry out energy efficiency and distributed energy resource projects. Its planned services include engineering, project targeting, financing and construction management support. ICF also plans to use its Sightline platform to analyze energy demand and target program activity. The projects are designed to lower energy costs and support grid reliability.
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- Two multiyear work orders expand ICF’s scope under its Los Angeles County master agreement.
- Approximately $70 million is the work orders’ combined ceiling value.
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- Funding under the work orders depends on the county exercising renewal options.
Key Figures
- Combined ceiling value
- Approximately $70 million
- Two Los Angeles County work orders; funding depends on the county exercising renewal options
- Work orders
- 2
- New multiyear orders under the county's Energy Support Services Master Agreement
- Implementers
- 1 of 3
- ICF will support SoCalREN public-sector energy-efficiency programs
Historical Context
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ICF received a $20 million Northeast utilities energy-efficiency recompete contract for program implementation.
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Public Sector Programs Will Help Lower Energy Costs and Strengthen Grid Reliability Across Southern California
These new work orders expand ICF's scope under the master agreement, which also includes delivery of the county's residential and agricultural portfolios.
ICF will provide end-to-end program implementation services across SoCalREN's expansive service territory, including engineering, data-driven customer and project targeting, marketing and engagement, financing, and construction management support. The work will assist public agencies in identifying, funding and implementing energy efficiency and distributed energy resource projects designed to lower energy costs, strengthen resilience and support grid reliability.
ICF will combine its deep energy program delivery expertise and strong local partner network with leading-edge technologies, including ICF Sightline®, one of the industry's most trusted utility customer program platforms for analytics and insights, to pinpoint where and when energy demand is highest, predict ways to reduce grid stress and deliver targeted strategies to communities with the greatest needs.
"Public agencies play a critical role in strengthening grid reliability," said Kyle Wiggins, ICF senior vice president for energy, environment and infrastructure. "For more than a decade, we have supported SoCalREN in expanding access to affordable energy solutions, launching four new public sector programs and nearly doubling the portfolio's annual energy savings. We look forward to building on that momentum to expand participation, accelerate high-impact projects and deliver measurable outcomes across the communities they serve."
ICF delivers hundreds of energy efficiency, electrification and demand management programs for leading North American utilities serving residential, commercial and small business customers. The company helps clients design and implement cost-effective programs to enable energy savings for customers and system benefits to utilities. ICF's energy, technology and marketing experts collaborate with clients to increase program participation and make lasting community impact through advanced customer insights and targeting, robust analytics and award-winning customer engagement.
About ICF
ICF is a leading global solutions and technology provider. At ICF, business analysts and policy specialists work together with digital strategists, data scientists and creatives. We combine unmatched industry expertise with cutting-edge engagement capabilities to help organizations solve their most complex challenges. Since 1969, public and private sector clients have worked with ICF to navigate change and shape the future. Learn more at icf.com.
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How much are ICF’s Los Angeles County energy efficiency work orders worth?
The two work orders have a combined ceiling value of approximately $70 million. That ceiling is not guaranteed funding; funding is subject to the county’s decision to exercise renewal options.
What will ICF do under the Los Angeles County energy efficiency work orders?
ICF will provide program implementation services for public-sector energy efficiency programs. The planned work includes engineering, data-driven customer and project targeting, marketing and engagement, financing, and construction management support.