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Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Maryland Environmentally Preferable Specifications and Reporting

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Overview of the Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Relevant Legislation Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Specifications Contract Modifications Reporting Strategy Outline

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee The Maryland Green Purchasing Committee (GPC) was created by the Green Maryland Act of The Committee was charged with promoting green purchasing and developing a strategy to increase environmentally preferable purchasing. That strategy could include best practices, guidelines, policies and regulations. Overview of the Maryland Green Purchasing Committee

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Relevant Legislation 2010Senate Bill 693 Green Maryland Act of 2010 Chapter House Bill 448 Purchasing and Recycling Electronic Products Chapter House Bill 629 Environmentally Preferable Procurement Chapter 604

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Green Purchasing Committee Statutory Members: Department of General Services Department of Budget and Management Department of Natural Resources Department of Environment Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Department of Business and Economic Development Department of Transportation Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services University System of Maryland 2010 Senate Bill 693

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee 2014 House Bill 629 (Effective October 1, 2014) Green Purchasing Committee Statutory Members: Department of General Services Department of Budget and Management Department of Natural Resources Department of Environment Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Department of Business and Economic Development Department of Transportation Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services University System of Maryland Added Statutory Members: Department of Information Technology Treasurer Department of Education

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Guidelines Enabling Power-Saving Settings Data Center Energy Management Drinking Water Packaging Printing

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Specifications Commodities Appliances and Heating & Cooling Equipment Janitorial Supplies Lighting Products Food Service Supplies Paper and Office Supplies Shell Eggs Paint Snow Control Products (Deicers)

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Specifications Services Electronic Product Disposal Organics Recycling Janitorial Services (Coming Soon) Information Technology Electronic and IT Products

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Quarterly Newsletter

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Implementing the Specifications and Modifying Contracts Janitorial Supplies Food Service Supplies Office Supplies Paint

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Reporting For FY 2015, spend in five categories will be reported to DGS by state cabinet departments. Reports for 4 out of the 5 categories will be based on new NIGP codes used to clearly define environmentally preferable products. 1. Janitorial Supplies - including purchases by Janitorial Service Providers - equipment and dispensers will be excluded from the calculation 2. Disposable Food Service Products 3. Paper and Office Supplies - equipment will be excluded from the calculation 4. Paint - equipment will be excluded from the calculation 5. Electronic & IT Products - will use EPEAT certification instead of NIGP codes

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee NIGP uses a five digit number to indicate a category and classification. For example: 485 JANITORIAL SUPPLIES, GENERAL LINE Cleaner, Hand and Skin 486 JANITORIAL SUPPLIES, GENERAL LINE, ENVIRONMENTALLY CERTIFIED BY AN AGENCY ACCEPTED CERTIFICATION ENTITY Cleaner, Hand and Skin, Environmentally Certified Products Only certain product categories have matching environmentally certified codes at this time. Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Reporting

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee 1.DGS will ask each cabinet department to designate an EPP report coordinator. 2.DGS will contact each designee with reporting information. 3.Vendors will provide usage information to DGS for each of the 20 cabinet level departments. 4.DGS will provide departments with a draft Google document report indicating EPP spend in the five categories by August 1, The departments will approve or modify the provided Google document and submit to DGS by September 1, Department of Aging Department of Agriculture Department of Budget and Management Department of Business & Economic Development Department of Disabilities Department of Education Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Department of Housing & Community Department of Human Resources Department of Information Technology Department of Juvenile Services Department of Labor Licensing & Regulation Department of Natural Resources Department of Planning Department of Public Safety and Corrections Department of the Environment Department of Transportation General Services State Police Veterans Affairs Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Reporting

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Totals and graphics automatically generated Reporting categories and calculations are protected. Departments not yet on Google will be provided an Excel report to approve or modify. Each report is shared only with relevant parties. Maryland Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Reporting

Maryland Green Purchasing Committee Green Purchasing Committee information and resources can be found on the DGS website under the “Green Purchasing” link. More Information