Energy Resiliency

Federal and military installations and their utility partners understand the critical nature of the national reliance on energy, including the demands for efficiency and sustainability while remaining resilient in spite of physical and cybersecurity threats.

That resiliency is critical for many commercial and industrial operations, but it can be a matter of national security for federal or military installations and their utility partners. A balanced portfolio of generation resources and distribution infrastructure will help you meet your mission.

We combine extensive experience in all aspects of energy with up-to-date knowledge, developing custom solutions to address your concerns. One of the biggest advantages you gain when working with Burns & McDonnell is our ability to deliver comprehensive services in-house, from modeling to master plans, from design through system integration.

We bring the commitment and know-how to get the job done right, on time and on budget. Your project can also benefit from our experienced design-build project delivery, which gives you a single point of contact and establishes an environment for design and construction innovation. Our energy resiliency services include:

• Campus energy solutions — making sure your energy generation is adequate and reliable to meet the needs of the broad facilities.
• Cybersecure industrial control systems — making sure your systems meet evolving regulations and are protected from outside intrusion.
• Microgrids — helping eliminate the threat of power outages by integrating multiple local generation and storage assets to provide on-site power, whether connected to the grid or islanded.
• Project delivery — integrating design and construction innovations through design-build project delivery to bring your project to fruition on time and within budget.
• Renewable energy integration — reliably capturing solar, wind or water power and integrating those resources into your larger portfolio.
• Utility collaboration — overcoming the challenges of coordinating with local organizations to create a mutually beneficial power supply arrangement.