Join the Indiana Energy Saver Regional General Contractor Network
The Indiana Energy Saver Program (IESP) is offering a unique opportunity for firms to become Regional General Contractors (RGCs) and play a vital role in helping Hoosier households reduce energy costs. Nearly $182 million in federal funding has been allocated to the program, empowering Indiana to deliver energy efficiency improvements and appliance upgrades through the Home Efficiency Rebate (HOMES) and Home Appliance Rebate (HEAR) programs.
Why Become a Regional General Contractor?
Why Become a Regional General Contractor?
Regional General Contractors will oversee energy efficiency projects across specific regions of Indiana, managing teams of Qualified Contractors and ensuring timely and compliant project delivery. By joining the network, you can:
- Gain access to a steady stream of projects with defined scopes of work, without needing to conduct outreach or sales.
- Oversee impactful projects that help Hoosiers save money and reduce energy use.
- Enhance your professional credentials as an officially recognized Indiana Energy Saver Program Regional General Contractor.
- Expand your geographic reach and grow your network of contractors and clients.
- Contribute to the development of energy efficiency initiatives through insights and feedback.
- Gain valuable experience with federally funded programs and compliance requirements.
Programs Available
Home Efficiency Rebate (HOMES)
- Focuses on whole-home retrofits achieving at least 20% energy savings.
- Applies to single-family and multifamily homes.
- Available to all Hoosiers.
- Includes upgrades like air sealing, insulation, and heat pump installations for HVAC and water heaters.
Home Appliance Rebate (HEAR)
- Focuses on Energy Star-rated appliances and equipment.
- Tailored for low- and moderate-income households (earning less than 150% of Area Median Income).
- Includes upgrades like heat pump water heaters, heat pump HVAC systems, electric stoves, and critical electrical system enhancements.
Responsibilities of Regional General Contractors
Managing multiple project assignments across a broad geographic area.
Ensuring completion of project scopes of work.
Coordinating and holding contracts with Qualified Contractors and property owners.
Maintaining and reporting federally compliant documentation to IESP staff.
Firms interested in becoming a Regional General Contractor must first apply to join the Qualified Contractor Network. Once approved, they can apply for RGC status. RGC applicants must demonstrate construction management expertise, staffing and financial capacity, and customer service skills to oversee projects effectively.
For more details or assistance, fill out the “Contact Us” form.
Take the next step today and become an integral part of Indiana’s energy efficiency future!
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