DOE may take over procurement of school solar panels
<span style="font-size: 9pt; line-height: 13.7999992370605px; font-family: Arial, sans-serif;">The Guam Legislature expressed concern that the procurement was taking longer than expected and should DOE take over the procurement Fernandez says there would be additional control for his department to prioritize the procurement and move it forward expeditiously. <o:p></o:p></span>
December 7, 2014Updated: December 7, 2014
By KUAM News
By KUAM News by Jolene Toves
Guam - On the road to going green the Department of Education may be taking over the procurement of solar panels for our island's schools. "I do think we want to look very closely to see make sure we can handle any of the technical requirements and knowledge to be able to handle this procurement because solar panels are not our area of expertise so we will want to talk to speaker won pat and to see if we can also make use of the information put together to date by GSA if we were to take it on so we don't have to start from scratch," said superintendent Jon Fernandez.
The Guam Legislature expressed concern that the procurement was taking longer than expected and should DOE take over the procurement Fernandez says there would be additional control for his department to prioritize the procurement and move it forward expeditiously.
Guam - On the road to going green the Department of Education may be taking over the procurement of solar panels for our island's schools. "I do think we want to look very closely to see make sure we can handle any of the technical requirements and knowledge to be able to handle this procurement because solar panels are not our area of expertise so we will want to talk to speaker won pat and to see if we can also make use of the information put together to date by GSA if we were to take it on so we don't have to start from scratch," said superintendent Jon Fernandez.
The Guam Legislature expressed concern that the procurement was taking longer than expected and should DOE take over the procurement Fernandez says there would be additional control for his department to prioritize the procurement and move it forward expeditiously.