Education Service Center, Region 2 - ESC Region 2 Purchasing ...

1. Statement of Qualifications
1.1 Firm Profile and Capabilities
Education Service Center, Region 2
Energy Conservation Services Program
Originally beginning as a steel company in 1836, Schneider Electric was founded by two brothers,
Eugène I and Adophe Schneider. While Schneider has always been part of the company name, it was
known as Groupe Schneider for 163 years until 1999 when the name officially changed to Schneider
Electric.
At its core, Schneider Electric combines the leading industry experts with the latest energy-saving
technologies and practices to upgrade aging equipment, reduce maintenance expenses, lower utility bills
and improve building comfort. Schneider Electric
has over 120 years of experience in HVAC,
energy and security and is a specialist in energy
management with operations in more than 100
countries. With multiple acquisitions, Schneider
Electric has obtained employees with decades
of building management, security and energy
management knowledge and experience
allowing an extensive product range. Some of
the acquisitions include: Summit Energy, TAC,
Andover Controls, Invensys, Square D, Juno
Lighting Group, Pelco, APC, and Abacus
Engineered Systems. Schneider Electric offers
integrated solutions across multiple market
segments, including leadership positions in
energy and infrastructure, industrial processes,
building automation, and data centers/networks,
as well as a broad presence in residential
applications.
Schneider Electric’s Energy Solutions Division, previously TAC, has extensive experience developing,
implementing and guaranteeing the results of energy conservation projects, and more importantly has a
proven track record of success. Since the inception of the division in 1992, we have implemented over
450 energy savings performance contracts nationwide, including over 115 in Texas alone.
Focused on making energy safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green, the company's 118,000
employees achieved sales of more than $27 billion in 2010, through an active commitment to help
individuals and organizations “Make the most of their energy.”
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