ICF to support utility’s energy efficiency plans

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FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — Consulting and technology services provider ICF International Inc. says it has been awarded a $13.5 million contract to support the energy efficiency portfolio of a major U.S. utility.

The Fairfax-based company said Monday the 30-month contract is for both new and existing programs.

ICF says that it will promote increased residential energy efficiency by implementing programs that promote high-efficiency HVAC systems, support energy audit and weatherization activities, and provide energy efficiency services to low-income customers.

The company says it also will provide marketing support, program design, energy efficiency call management, processing of rebate applications, and related services.