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Update And Request For Direction On The Green Procurement Action Plan And Other Related Activities. Sustainability and Market Development Committee February 7, 2006. Agenda Item M (18). History of Action Plans. January, 2005, Board offsite to discuss Board activities 6 priority areas:
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Update And Request For Direction On The Green Procurement Action Plan And Other Related Activities Sustainability and Market Development Committee February 7, 2006 Agenda Item M (18)
History of Action Plans • January, 2005, Board offsite to discuss Board activities • 6 priority areas: • Green Procurement • Market Assessment • Technology Assessment • Universal Waste • Alternative Measurement • Training and Enforcement
Development of Action Plans • Teams formed around action plans • Ogilvy contract awarded and funding was provided for some aspects of some plans • Deputy Director reports will provide updates on other action plans • This item is a thorough presentation of activities specific to the GPAP
Purpose of GPAP • Multi-division effort • Quick wins to increase diversion • Increase the purchase of recycled content materials • Important part of GHG emission reduction strategies
Elements of the GPAP • Organics • Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Green Procurement Toolbox (including Ogilvy)
Organics • Complete project with CalTrans to write specs by 2/06 • Double the amount of compost/mulch purchased by CalTrans • Initiate one Agricultural demonstration project
Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Increase C&D ordinances by 60% (68) • Increase recycled aggregate used by CalTrans by 10% • Green 75 government buildings/schools
Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Increase CalTrans purchases by 5% • Increase local government purchases by 15%
Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Create specifications for key materials/products • Work with suppliers and buyers to increase the supply and demand for environmentally preferable products
Green Procurement Toolbox • Develop a comprehensive toolbox to assist local jurisdictions and state agencies buy RCPs and EPPs • Resources include new and existing: • Model ordinances • Specifications and guidelines • Case studies • Results from demonstration projects & surveys
Elements of the GPAP • Organics • Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Green Procurement Toolbox (including Ogilvy)
CalTrans Compost Specs by 2/06 • IAA with UC Riverside and ACP for specs, compost use index, and application best practices manual • Adoption of specs by April, 2006, including mulch, erosion control, compost filter berms, biofiltration strips and swales • Workshops with CalTrans Districts • Specs go into the toolbox
Double CalTrans Compost/Mulch Purchases • CalTrans uses compost statewide primarily for erosion control • US Composting Council (USCC) estimates that CalTrans has a potential market for compost of between 3.35-6.72 M cu. yds. • CalTrans use of compost and mulch will be measured in 2007 and succeeding years
Agriculture Demonstration Project • Current Ag compost use guidelines very broad and spotty • Proposed demo project would use a more comprehensive set of parameters • Results will be incorporated into ACP index for use by growers • New specifications will become the foundation for further research
Elements of the GPAP • Organics • Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Green Procurement Toolbox (including Ogilvy)
Increase C&D Ordinances by 60% (68) • Diversion potential: 193,000 tons • Baseline: 114 known ordinances and policies • Progress: 2 added since July 2005 • 66 to go by Dec 2006
Increase Recycled Aggregate Used by CalTrans by 10% • Baseline: • Current CalTrans specs allow up to 100% • Unknown amount of recycled aggregate used by Caltrans • Complete AB 1374 Contractors Guide by 7/06 • Re-assess whether still a problem with CalTrans by 7/06
Green 75 Government Buildings/Schools • Green Building Executive Order • Schools • State Construction • Local Programs and Projects
Green Building Executive Order (S-20-04) • LEED-Silver or higher on State owned buildings • Guidelines for Energy and Resource Efficient Schools • Selected CHPS Best Practices Manual • Green Action Team (GAT) • Schools, Building Design, Construction and Leasing, and EPP Task Force workgroups
Schools • 11 CHPS Schools Since 7/05 • 78 More CHPS Schools This Year • 89 Total Schools Greened by 12/06 • Begin Work With 94 Other Schools • Work with Los Angeles USD and San Diego City Schools Districts
State Construction • 56 projects in capital outlay process • 2 buildings greened to date • Over 90% C&D diversion rate • 4 additional to be greened this year • Begin work with 21 other projects
Elements of the GPAP • Organics • Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Green Procurement Toolbox (including Ogilvy)
Increase CalTrans RAC Purchases by 5% • The Levine Bill (AB338) mandates that CalTrans increase their use to: 20% by January 1, 2007, 25% by January 1, 2010, and 35% by January 1, 2013 • Assuming that their baseline use is about 15%, CalTrans will achieve the 5% goal within 18 months
Increase Local Government RAC Purchases by 10% • As a result of the Kuehl Bill and 1st time user grant Programs, staff anticipates that an additional 80,000 tons of RAC will be used • This is an increase of about 16% over the next 24 months
Elements of the GPAP • Organics • Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Green Procurement Toolbox (including Ogilvy)
Create Specifications for Key Materials • CA Gold Carpet Standard • Printer and Duplication Cartridges • Modular Furniture Contract • EPEAT • National Paint Dialog
Work with Suppliers and Buyers to Increase Supply/Demand for EPPs • EPP Task Force • Green 5 DGS Master Contracts • EPP Best Practices Manual • Buying and Building Green in Indian Country
Elements of the GPAP • Organics • Construction and Demolition (C&D) • Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) • Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) • Green Procurement Toolbox (including Ogilvy)
Green Procurement Toolbox • New and Existing Tools • Ogilvy Contract • CA Green Lodging Program • CalMAX • WRAP • EMS
Recycled-content Materials Marketing (Ogilvy) Contract • $1.2 M contract to increase use of products made from diverted materials • Identify barriers through surveys at local and state levels to increased use and purchase of EPPs • Create tools to overcome barriers • Implement a campaign to build awareness and promote use • Model for future campaigns for additional jurisdictions or other materials
CA Green Lodging Program • Target: 300 Hotels • Diversion: 14 tons per Hotel • Progress: • 61 Hotels since July 2005 • Additional 115 Prospects • Partnerships: • Corporate – Hilton, Kimpton • Local – San Franscisco “Green Business”
California Materials Exchange (CalMAX) • Diverts priority materials • C&D 5,500 tons in ‘05 • Organics 4,700 tons in’05 • 35,000 website hits/month • In Toolbox for local governments and businesses • 183 Jurisdictions rely on CalMAXto meet AB 939 goals • Part of the EPP Best Practices Manual • 5,300 Business and governments routinely use program.
Waste Reduction Awards Program (WRAP) • Annual Recognition Program for Businesses and Non-profits • 1,870 WRAP winners in 2005 • Diverted 1.8M tons • Saved Businesses More than $140M • Supports GPAP by educating businesses to divert and buy EPPs • Provides data and case studies for toolbox and other Board programs • Local Jurisdictions use WRAP to work closely with their businesses
Environmental Management Systems (EMS) • Process for Continual Environmental Improvement • Work Green, Travel Green, Buy Green = EPP and Diversion • Model for Local and State Agencies
WPMD Division Measurement • Goal: centralized data, evaluate market trends and program impacts, improve programs • Measures results not just outputs • Pilot conducted on Organics, Green Building and RMDZ
WPMD Division Measurement Findings • Possible to measure environmental and economic impacts • Data missing, single data points limited in value • Commitment needed to support measurement activities over time
Board Direction Organics • Pursue Agricultural Demonstration Project C&D • Broaden C&D Target to include Local GB policies • Continue Residential Green Building Program • Seek Residential GB Lead and Form Residential Workgroup • Work with Build It Green to Distribute Guidelines
Board Direction C&D (cont’d) • State Construction “green teams” • IAA to Green State Construction Projects • Long-term Commitment to CCC Green Academy • Restore IWMA funding for Local Green Building projects • IAA for 2nd Tire Design Competition at State Fair
Board Direction EPP • Bless staff EPP efforts • Contract Proposal for Building and Buying Green Tribal Liaison • Contract Proposal for Paint Dialog Infrastructure Development
Board Direction Toolbox • Continue CA Green Lodging Program • IAA for field surveys and tire questions • Direct ED to sign Local Collaborative Partnership Agreements • Revise the Board’s Green Procurement Policy • Upgrade CalMAX Web site and database • Upgrade WRAP databases • Staffing for expanded WRAP case studies
Board Direction • Direction on WPMD Measurements efforts