(1) Vendor needs to provide equitable buildings performance standards services and software. – Provide the capability to manually match and unmatch records for those building references that cannot be accurately matched using the existing matching fields. – Software that can facilitate the collection of public and private building energy data and reports into a single platform, track progress toward goals, provide portfolio–wide reporting, and facilitate customer relationship management (CRM). – The goal of the help desk is to provide exceptional customer service to building owners, educate them on the benchmarking process, and assist them with setting up reporting accounts and with reporting, among other responsibilities. – Automate the transfer of data from energy star portfolio manager to the energy reporting software platform. – Tools for providing actionable information to covered properties, for example, report cards or recommended energy improvements. – Support back–end calculations that accurately convert data from different energy uses into emissions and energy–use data according to the EBPS performance metrics. – Do bulk data clean–up of bad email addresses and report back to City staff about where contact information is missing. – Tools for disclosing benchmarking results to the general public, for example, via web maps and dashboards. – Visualization and mapping of data for both internal and external audiences. – Provide additional support for covered buildings, with priority given to under–resourced buildings. (2) All the questions must be submitted no later than December 16, 2025. (3) The contract period will be for three years.