The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Accelerated Energy Program 2012-2014 www.mass.gov/dcam/aep

Governor Deval Patrick Lt. Governor Timothy P. Murray QUARTERLY REPORT – Q1 2013 Secretary Glen Shor Commissioner Carole Cornelison

Secretary Richard K. Sullivan Commissioner Mark Sylvia

Q4 2012

Table of Contents

Introduction ...... 3 Program Goals & Objectives ...... 4 Program Planning & Definition ...... 5 Summary of Major Accomplishments ...... 7 Program Status ...... 8 AEP Spotlight...... 16 Program Exposures ...... 19 Financial Management ...... 22 AEP Working Groups’ Accomplishments ...... 23

Appendix A – Performance Metrics ...... 35 Appendix B - AEP Complete Sites ...... 37 Appendix C – Initiated Sites ...... 39 Appendix D – All Sites ...... 41 Appendix E - Financial Management...... 43

Pictures on cover page: Top row: From L to R Middlesex CC Ground Source Heat Pump, State House, Murphy Memorial Rink South Boston, Taunton Trial Court. Bottom Row: Springfield Technical Community College, UMass Dartmouth

Q1 2013

Introduction

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is recognized as a national leader in energy and water efficiency for its establishment of clean energy policies and its implementation of innovative, sustainable, and economical energy and water solutions.

In 2012, for the second consecutive year, the Commonwealth was ranked the top state in the nation for energy-efficiency policies and programs by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE). This distinction recognizes many initiatives in Massachusetts, including the investment and savings in energy efficiency for residential, low income, commercial and industrial electric and natural gas customers, delivered through the Mass Save® program. The Leading By Example (LBE) program is also a key factor in this ranking. LBE was established in April 2007 by Governor Patrick’s Executive Order No. 484, which set aggressive energy and greenhouse gas reduction goals and renewable energy goals for state government operations.

In December 2011, the Accelerated Energy Program (AEP) was established to accelerate the implementation of energy and water savings projects across the Commonwealth and help the Commonwealth comply with Executive Order 484. The AEP aims to reduce energy consumption by 20-25% over 700 state sites, creating about 4,000 clean energy jobs and saving the Commonwealth an estimated $43 million annually.

The AEP will significantly reduce the current annual consumption of more than 800 million kilowatt hours of electricity, 12 million gallons of heating oil, 55 million therms of natural gas, and emissions of more than 800,000 tons of greenhouse gases, which represent more than 4,000 buildings and 58 million square feet. The program will save an estimated 135,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases annually, the equivalent of removing 26,000 vehicles from the road per year.

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Program Goals & Objectives

DCAMM and DOER are working with a number of partners, agencies and utilities to accomplish the six main objectives of the AEP:

1AEP Metrics are provided in Appendix A. 2ACEEE is the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy.

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Program Planning & Definition

There are a total of 818 sites in the Commonwealth’s capital asset inventory. Of the 818 sites, 700 sites are being retrofitted in the AEP. There are 118 sites excluded from the AEP because they are currently not in use, implemented energy efficient through recent prior projects, or do not consume energy.

During Q1 2013, DCAMM continued to refine the project categorization of each site. Six (6) sites were adjusted in Q1 2013. Two Mass DOT sites in District 4 were added to A&F and Misc. in the AEP, namely Foxhill Bridgehouse and Lowell 131. Two Fire District sites (Bradley Palmer S.P. and Great Book Farm S.P.) that had been categorized as Evaluated N/A were removed from Energy & Environmental Affairs in the AEP when the two Mass DOT sites were added. Two Health and Human Services sites were re-classified as A&F sites, namely veteran’s Cemetary Agawam and veteran’s Cemetary Winchendon.

The graphic below provides an overview of the 700 sites by Program Area. Changes to Program Area totals since the last report are shown in parentheses. A full list of AEP sites is provided in Appendices E.

AEP Scope 700 Sites

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AEP Sites by Certification Groups

DCAMM and DOER have established an AEP Certification system for recognizing sites that achieve a significant level of energy reduction. Across the entire AEP portfolio of 700 sites, DCAMM and DOER target a 25% reduction in energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and energy costs. The reduction requirements for individual sites to achieve AEP Certified designation vary based on site size and type – for instance, larger sites with comprehensive projects can typically expect deeper measures and greater savings than smaller sites that are addressed through utility vendor projects. During Q1 2013, a total of (10) sites were evaluated and categorized as N/A. Because two sites that had been categorized as Evalauted N/A were removed from the AEP when the MassDOT sites were added to the AEP, a net total of eight (8) sites were added to the Evaluated N/A group. The three large sites that were re-categorized from Large to Evaluated N/A are Hadley Farm, Fall River Justice Center and the Mass Firefighting Academy.

The graphic below provides an overview of the 700 sites by Certification Group. Changes to Program Area totals since the last report are shown in parentheses. A full list of AEP sites is provided in Appendices E including annotation of the sites that changed Groups.

AEP Scope 700 Sites

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Summary of Major Accomplishments

The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) is working with the Department of Energy Resources (DOER) and other partners to implement the AEP. DCAMM continued to build upon the hard work and progress made on the AEP throughout 2012 by achieving some significant successes in the first quarter of 2013. Some notable achievements are summarized below :

AEP Vendor Outreach Meetings DCAMM held three Vendor Outreach Meetings across the Commonwealth to attract a diverse pool of vendors, provide them with an opportunity to meet DCAMM staff and learn how to do business with DCAMM. In addition, participants were given a chance to meet other business partners through an interactive expo forum. A total of 192 people participated, including 87 people representing small businesses, 31 representing Women’s Business Enterprises (WBE) and 26 representing Minority Business Enterprises (MBE).

AEP Workforce Development DCAMM held a Workforce Advisory Meeting on January 31st that included 36 leaders across XXXXXXXXX the Commonwealth. Based on feedback from this meeting and the Vendor Outreach Meetings, DCAMM has started to craft the Workforce Development Strategy.

Significant Progress Retrofitting Large Sites

DCAMM continued to build upon its efforts with significant progress on the retrofit of large Jenna Ide talking with vendors at sites through existing contracting mechanisms. Of the 77 large sites in the AEP, there are 5 one of the AEP Vendor Outreach sites completed and 29 sites with work initiated. DCAMM plans to initiate work at the 43 Meetings. remaining large sites within the next six months.

Established Utility Vendor Contracting In Q1 2013, DCAMM finalized the Utility Vendors Contracting process. In addition, DCAMM reached out to all utility vendors to invite participation in the program, and signed contracts with Nxegen, Northern Energy Services, PRISM Consulting and AECOM. DCAMM initiated work at another 27 sites (Mass DOT sites) in addition to the 38 sites in progress. On March 30th, DCAMM started construction at the first utility vendor program site, Gardner District Court.

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Program Status

DCAMM and partners plan to retrofit 700 sites encompassing more than 4,800 buildings throughout the Commonwealth. The AEP has 700 working days from March 1, 2012 to December 31, 2014.

By the end of Q1 2013, projects at a total of 240 of the 700 sites have been initiated or completed. A total of 33 sites are AEP complete (see footnote) and 207 sites are initiated.

We plan to retrofit 700 AEP Sites

In a total of 700 Working days

We have 240 Sites In Progress

With 33 Sites AEP Complete*

And 207 Sites Initiated.

* The requirements for individual sites to achieve AEP Complete vary based on site size and type. Large sites must have projects that enter construction phase. Small and Occasional Use sites must have projects that have completed construction. Any site that will be evaluated for additional opportunities through a New Review must at least have an energy and water study completed.

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Schedule Status

As of the end of Q1 2013, DCAMM and DOER have been working on the AEP for 42% of the total duration of the three year program. A total of 282 sites have been completed, initiated or evaluated and determined to be not applicable for additional retrofitting, which equates to 40% of the total AEP sites.

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AEP Status by Program Area

A summary of the AEP status by program area is shown below. A list of all sites by program area is provided in the Appendix D.

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AEP Complete Sites

The requirements for individual sites to achieve “AEP Complete” vary based Highlighted progress includes the following: on site size and type. Large sites must have projects that enter construction phase. Small and Occasional Use sites must have projects that have  UMass Amherst: Thielsch Engineering completed construction. Any site that will be evaluated for additional substantially completed construction of a $1.5 opportunities through a New Review must have an energy and water study completed. million project to install lighting sensors occupancy controls and HVAC system modifications in select A summary of the AEP Complete sites is shown below. A list of all buildings across the campus. complete sites is provided in Appendix B.  Springfield Technical Community College (STCC): An ESA for approximately $11 million was signed to decentralize the central boiler plant system and redesign the central plant chiller system for the campus of 705,000 square feet.

YORK® YK chillers manufactured by Johnson Controls are being installed in a central plant at STCC.

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AEP Certification

Across the entire AEP portfolio of 700 sites, DCAMM and DOER target a 25% reduction in energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and energy costs. The reduction requirements for individual sites to achieve AEP Certified designation vary based on site size and type – for instance, larger sites with comprehensive projects can typically expect deeper measures and greater savings than smaller sites that are addressed through utility vendor projects.

Of the 33 sites that have achieved “AEP Complete”, 17 sites have achieved AEP Certified & 1 site has achieved AEP Certified Plus. A list of all completed sites is provided in Appendix B. North Central Correctional Institute - Gardner

AEP Certification is achieved with at least a 10% reduction in energy use and 25% reduction in 2 o f3 categories (energy costs, energy use and GHG emissions).

AEP Certification Plus is achieved with at least a 20% reduction in energy use and 50% reduction in 2 of 3 categories (energy costs, energy use and GHG emissions).

NCCI – Gardner achieved the following:

 A reduction of 50% in energy use, 32% in energy costs, and 57% in GHG emmissions through a comprehensive retrofit. An Energy Services Agreement (ESA) was signed and construction kicked-off.

 A reduction of 108% in energy use, 74% in energy costs, and 145% in GHG emissions with the installation of 2 wind turbines.

 First site to achieve AEP Certified Plus.

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Initiated Sites

A summary of the AEP Initiated sites is shown below. A list of all Highlighted progress includes the following: initiated sites is provided in Appendix C. Large Sites  McCormack & Lindemann: Proposals have been received for the estimated $24 million energy savings project. Contractor selection expected by May 2013 and work starting in August.  Holyoke Community College: NTP issued for the energy feasibility study. A kickoff meeting was held with the facility and design consultant, Kling Stubbins.  Westborough DYS: NTP issued to CLEAResults to conduct an audit study and retro commissioning on 180,000 square feet of space. The site visit was conducted on March 7th.

Small and Occasoinal Use Sites (Utility Vendor)  DCR Sites (76 sites): All final audit reports have been received.  Courts: Pre-approval notice sent to RISE Engineering to proceed with the finalization of the audit for selected ECMs at three court facilities (Gardner, Fitchburg District Court, and Fitchburg Law Library). Rise has started construction at one site (Gardner) and is finalizing audits at the other two sites.  Military Armories: Two utility approved vendors, Nxegen and PRISM, have started audits on two bundles of sites that total 23 armories across the Commonwealth.  MassDOT District 4 Sites: Northern Energy Services started audits at 17 of the 27 sites in District 4.

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Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Utility Companies

DCAMM, DOER and representatives from National Grid and NSTAR/NU have had several meetings and discussions to develop a working understanding of how utilities can help achieve the goals and objectives of the AEP and Executive Order 484.

The result of these discussions is a memorandum of understanding (MOU) which outlines the agreement between DCAMM and the utility companies. A draft MOU has been developed and is in the process of being finalized by all parties.

The MOU provides a framework for retrofitting all sites including small, occasional use and large sites. The following are the key provisions of the MOU: DCAMM agrees to the following: • Be responsible for the decision on how to procure and which vendors to use for projects and energy conservation measures. • Contract for work will be between DCAMM and the utility company vendor. • Provide utility companies with all applications for approved projects. If utility companies receive any applications directly from the vendor, those must include a letter of approval from DCAMM. • Assign a single point of contact to coordinate all aspects of the execution of the MOU to appropriate staff on projects. • Be responsible for pre and post inspection of measures and projects, which is separate from the pre and post inspection that utility companies are required to complete to verify the installation of measures and the savings that result. Utility Companies agrees to the following: • Assign a single point of contact to coordinate all aspects of the execution of the MOU to appropriate staff on projects in utility company’s service area. • Provide up to $0.25/kWh annual savings for program eligible electric energy efficiency measures implemented through non-comprehensive projects, under the AEP in years 2013, 2014, and 2015. • Provide $0.30/kwh annual savings for program eligible electric energy efficiency measures implemented through “comprehensive” projects under the AEP. • Provide regular Prescriptive incentives for program eligible gas energy efficiency measures implemented through Prescriptive applications. • Provide $1.25 per annual therm saved for program eligible gas energy efficiency measures implemented through Custom applications and/or “comprehensive” projects. Projects on sites categorized as “large” by DCAMM are eligible to qualify as “comprehensive”.

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AEP Spotlight – Partners

Each quarter, DCAMM and DOER recognize individuals and organizations for their contribution to the success of the AEP. This quarter DCAMM and DOER recognize Tom Riley. Tom Riley is the Code Development Manager working in the Department of Public Safety and serving as a staff person to the Board of Building Regulations and Standards (the BBRS promulgates the State Building Code – 780 CMR). Tom has provided outstanding efforts in energy efficiency leadership on the AEP Building Codes Working Group. We are grateful for his contributions and optimism. Some of his contributions include:  Served as a Building Codes Senior Advisor based on experience on the Board of Building Regulations and Standards.  Provided expert assistance to the AEP Working Group. Tom understands both the history and application of building codes for the commercial building sector.  Worked collaboratively to apply his years of code development and application experience to energy conservation projects.

Thank you for your dedicated efforts!

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AEP Spotlight – Small Site (Utility Vendor)

Mass Department of Transportation

Mass DOT District 4 (27 Sites) Northeast region, MA

Project Overview: The AEP includes 128 sites and 683 buildings owned and managed by MassDOT. These sites are organized by six (6) districts based on regions within the Commonwealth.

DCAMM signed a contract with Northern Energy Services (NES) to audit and retrofit 17 of the 27 sites in Mass DOT District 4 using the Utility Vendor contract.

The Mass DOT sites include a range of facilities and structures including former Mass Highway Department depots, police barracks, bridgehouses and a drawbridge. Implementation of ECMs is currently estimated to cost approximately $660,000. It is expected that these measures will be partially funded by utilities through rebates.

AECOM and NES will provide DCAMM with a detailed audit of these sites with specific recommendations on ECMs and pricing. DCAMM and MassDOT will then jointly approve ECMs and authorize the contractors to retrofit the sites. MA PhotoHighway of MHD Department Gloucester (MHD)Drawbridge - Depotsand an example depot.

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AEP Spotlight – Large Site (Comprehensive)

DCAMM

Lindemann & McCormack Buildings

Boston, MA

Project Overview: On November 30, 2012, DCAMM issued an RFP for a $24 million energy and water conservation project at the Erich Lindemann and John W. McCormack buildings in Boston.

Both buildings are part of Boston’s Government Center. The Lindemann Mental Health Center was designed by architect Paul Rudolph and built in 1971. The McCormack building is one of the Commonwealth’s few high-rise buildings, completed in 1975.

The energy savings project is expected to greatly improve occupant comfort and address many deferred maintenance items. Anticipated measures include new air handling units, interior storm windows, upgraded lighting, lighting controls, HVAC controls, fan coil unit j upgrades, water fixture upgrades.

Three proposals have been received for the energy savings project, with contractor selection expected May 2013 and work starting in August.

The project is expected to save the Commonwealth $1.1 million annually in energy and water costs.

John W. McCormack and Erich Lindemann Building

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AEP Spotlight – Large Site

(Retro-commissioning)

Health and Human Services

Department of Youth Services Westborough, MA

Project Overview: The DYS Westborough Site is comprised of three buildings that total 180,000 square feet of residential housing, classrooms, cafeteria, gymnasiums, and exterior exercise yards.. They include the Zara Cisco Brough Center, the Sharp Building and Allen Hall.

One of the buildings, the Zara Cisco Brough Center, was constructed on the site by DCAMM in 2007 at a cost of $20 million and achieved LEED silver certification.

In January 2013, DCAMM staff met with the agency site to initiate an initial audit and retro-commissioning project.

In February 2013, DCAMM contracted with a facility advisor, CLEAResults, to complete an audit and retro commissioning study of the facility.

Exterior and Interview views of the Zara Cisco Brough Center at DYS in Westborough, MA.

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Program Exposures

The AEP has a wide variety of stakeholders and contributors that work to ensure its success. Given the AEP’s complexity, the identification and mitigation of risks becomes an important factor in successful program management. In Q1 2013, the AEP team was able to mitigate many risks identified in the previous quarterly report, including those listed in the table below:

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The table below lists the AEP’s remaining risks, the defined response and risk owner. Risks are categorized by the area of the program affected (i.e. planning, data management, communications). Each risk is scored as a combination of the probability of the risk being realized and the risk’s potential impact on the AEP.

In Q1 2013, the AEP team identified additional risks and developed risk responses. The Risk Identifier for these new risks are highlighted in green.

Risk Score Risk Impact Risk Owner Risk (1=Low Timeline Risk Response Identifier Description (Working Group) 6=High)

Implementation Planning

Continue to coordinate with Additional sites requested to be Schedule and Facility Managers and Agencies to Procurement & IP-R3 included in AEP by Agencies may funding impacts to 2 Near term finalize AEP scope. Prioritize Performance Mgmt not receive funding. program. AEP sites for implementation.

Procurement Management Not enough funds All requested funding not in place Prioritize projects with funding in to complete Procurement & PrM-R1 for future projects (bond bills, 5 Q3 2013 place; Governor introduced bond program; program Performance Mgmt utiliity rebates, etc.) bills. delay. Coordinate with Compliance to MWBE goals are not achieved, Program goals are ensure goals are mandated in Procurement & PrM-R2 3 Near term tracked and reported. not achieved. contracts and effectively tracked; Performance Mgmt host vendor outreach meetings. Project Management Conduct Vendor Outreach; Vendor and staff shortfall to audit, Develop alternative PM-R3 review and implement work at all Delay of program 4 Mid-term Simple Fix; PMO implementation methods; sites. Streamline existing processes.

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Financial Management

Current Investment Plan

AEP retrofits will be funded by a combination of CEIP Bonds, G.O. Bonds, utility rebates and other funding sources.

The AEP is budgeted at $427 million with a 10% contingency which totals $470 million.

Since last quarter, the current working estimate has decreased based on a number of factors including insight gained through the initial audits performed through the Utility Vendor contracts. The current working estimate and use of contingency will continue to be adjusted based on the cost effective opportunities identified at each site.

As of March 31, 2013, the current working estimate is approximately $410 million with a $60 million contingency which totals $470 million, as follows:

• CEIP bonds An innovative investment approach created by the Patrick-Murray administration, debt service is repaid though energy savings. Current estimated CEIP bonds are $290 to $345 milllion. • Utility Rebates Provided by utilities based on a new and comprehensive MOU, estimates are based on energy savings calculated from a review of past DCAMM, DOER, and utility projects. Current estimated rebates are $30 to $60 million. • G.O. Bonds and Other Funds Traditional funding source on energy projects are estimated to fund the remaining investment. Curent estimated funding is $65 to $95 million.

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AEP Working Groups’ Accomplishments

The Implementation Committee Working Groups made significant accomplishments during Q1 2013. The table below highlights the accomplishments in Q1 2013 and planned goals in Q2 2013:

AEP Working Group Accomplishments and Goals

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Simple Fix Working Group Working Group Objectives:

• Plan and lead retrofit of all small facilities sites (Simple Utility Vendor Contracting Fix Working Group) In Q4 2012, DCAMM created a new and innovative utility vendor contracting • Plan and lead implementation of audits and retro- solution to address hundreds of small and occasional use sites in the AEP. In December commissioning (Audits Working Group) 2012, RISE Engineering became the first vendor to execute the new DCAMM Utility Vendor contract.

In Q1 2013, DCAMM held several meetings with new vendors and signed contracts with the following companies:  Nxegen  PRISM Consulting  Northern Energy Services

In addition to the 38 sites assigned to utility vendors in 2012, DCAMM coordinated with Mass DOT to structure an implementation plan across the 128 Mass DOT sites in the AEP. DCAMM and Mass DOT identified District 4 as the first bundle of sites to retrofit. District 4 includes 27 sites in the northeast region of the Commonwealth. DCAMM contracted with Northern Energy Services for 17 of the 27 sites.

In Q1 2013, Rise Engineering received a notice to proceed (NTP) to retrofit the first AEP site through Utility Vendor Contacting at the Gardner District Court. Approval was granted for $98,000 in energy efficiency measures that were identified during the audit phase.

In addition, DCAMM worked with DOER, agencies, utility vendors and the utilities to establish a process for implementing retrofits using Utility Vendor Contracting. Reference tools were created including process mapping diagrams and task checklists.

In Q2 2013, DCAMM anticipates signing contracts with more vendors and Gardner District Court was the first AEP site to be assigning an additional 71 sites. retrofitted through Utility Vendor Contracting.

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Audit Working Group Standardizing Energy Efficiency Audits (version 3) In Q4 2012, DCAMM developed a standardized audit template and report outline for all contractors to use when conducting an energy audit on sites within the AEP. In Q1 2013, many contractors used the audit template and provided positive feedback on the functionality and structure. These contractors also provided guidance for enhancing the template to improve the data collection and reporting. Functionality added to the Audit Template include the following:  Provide available meter or utility information associated with site  Enable vendor to “check off” what ECMs they looked at  Provide summation totals in input screens similar to the output screens  Provide AEP certification calculation as part of the summary page based on criteria  Add ability for DCAMM PM to identify what ECMs are approved for contract, while keeping other ECMs documented for later work  Provide way for vendor to identify which ECMs would most likely be approved by utilities for incentives / rebates.

The AEP Audit Template includes a summary of results table for streamlining the audit process and reporting.

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Procurement Working Group Working Group Objectives: Throughout Q1 2013, the Procurement Working Group continued to • Create new procurement processes with utilities and support the AEP project managers with simple fix procurement Job Order Contracting approaches. In addition, the Working Group developed two sub- • Improve existing processes using Lean committes to focus on addressing and solving issues that best support the • Meet Access & Opportunity goals (M/WBE) implementation of the AEP.

Statewide Contracts Sub-Committee

The Sub-Committee researched the availability of statewide contracts for weatherization services to implement simple fix measures. The Sub-committee met with representaties and discovered that two statewide contracts exist for General Contracting (FAC 70) and Carpentry (FAC 76) that may include weatherization contractors and certainly companies who can complete weatherization work. The cap is set at $10,000 for weatherization services. The Sub-Committee plans to investigate how to manage the compliance aspect of this type of contract.

Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Sub-Committee

The PPA Sub-Committee is supporting the AEP with the development of a PPA for anaerobic digesters and solar PPA development. The Sub- committee met with the Cadmus Group, who will be completing a study and assisting with PPA development for the anaerobic digesters project at UMASS Amherst and two sites operated by the Department of Correction. The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has also hired a consultant to do anaerobic digestion feasibility studies at three sites. The meeting was helpful at highlighting some specific PPA issues that had not been considered previously such as asking for feed supply contracts/options. Sub-committee members also researched the Commonwealth’s 2014 waste ban which may impact or hasten the need for the anaerobic digester projects and technology.

The PPA Sub-Committee will collaborate with DOER on solar PPA development, and is in the early stages of developing an approach that would be available on the AEP.

Merging of Procurement Working Group with Simple Fix Working Group

Because the Procurement WG is primarily focused on supporting the Simple Fix WG, it has been suggested to merge these two working groups. It is expected that the merging of these groups will occur in Q2 2013, with an ability for Sub-committees to continue to meet separately on an ad hoc basis.

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“Inreach” Working Group

Working Group Objectives: AEP Implementation Committee & Leading By Example (LBE) Joint • Meeting Develop specifications, guidelines, training through a new Resource Center DCAMM and DOER held a joint meeting on March 12, 2013 for the AEP • Manage content on AEP internal website Implementation Committee and LBE Council. The meeting was held at the • Deliver outreach and support Wrentham Development Center to enable participants to tour the facilities and the recent upgrades to the power plant and installation of PV arrays. The meeting agenda was as follows:

 Link Between State Government Efforts and Statewide, Regional and National Efforts  LBE and AEP Program Updates  Clean Energy Project Group Break-out Discussion  Project Highlights & Results  Optional Tour of the Power Plant Upgrades & PV Arrays

Issuing AEP Monthly Newsletters In Q1 2013, the “Inreach” working group produced two newsletters that were posted on the DCAMM website and distributed to facility managers and other interested parties. These newsletters contained information on current projects and major milestones accomplished.

PV array rack system at Wrentham Development Center

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Labor & Workforce Development Working Group Working Group Objectives: Vendor Outreach Meetings • Develop programs to assist contracts with the achievement of labor and workforce development goals. DCAMM held Vendor Outreach Meetings at three locations across the • Assist with the development of skills for a younger Commonwealth to attract a diverse pool of vendors, provide them with an population of workers aged 18-24. opportunity to meet DCAMM people, and learn how to do business with • Partner with labor unions to develop pre-apprenticeship DCAMM. In addition, participants were given a chance to meet other training programs based on existing models. business partners through an interactive expo forum.

These meetings were held at the following locations and dates:  Springfield Technical Community College in Springfield, MA – February 26  Bunker Hill Community College in Charlestown, MA – March 1  Dept. of Fire Services in Stow, MA – March 5

A total of 192 people who participated in the meetings, including 87 people representing small businesses, 31 representing WBE firms and 26 representing MBE firms. About half of the people who participated in the meetings represented firms that have not already obtained DCAMM certification.

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Workforce Advisory Meeting On January 31, 2013, a Workforce Advisory Meeting was held with 36 leaders across the Commonwealth in labor and workforce development training and management. DCAMM provided and overview of the AEP and a draft labor needs analysis.

Particpants then discussed aspects of the AEP in small breakout sessions, organized by topics, as follows: 1. Increasing M/WBE participation to meet and exceed goals 2. Improving outreach to existing minority and female workers for recruitment 3. Strategies and tactics for training and education at community colleges and other venues 4. Assistance with question and methodology development for employer survey

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Particpants discussed the following issues and reported out to the entire group: 1. Current resources, programs, innovations and strategies not to be missed Draft AEP Labor Needs Analysis 2. Barriers to success which must be acknowledged and overcome 4,500 4,178 3. Ideas and suggestions for overcoming barriers and/or Plumber (49) ideas for new capacity 4,000 Energy Auditor (89) 3,500 Boiler tech (127) HVAC Technician (190) The results of the Meeting are being used to develop the Workforce 3,000 Development Strategy. Design Engineers (207) 2,500 Roofing Contractor (219) 2,000 Insulation Contractor (263) Workforce Development Strategy 1,500 Carpenter (476) Feedback gathered from partipants in the Vendor Oureach Meetings 1,000 Rx Agent (489) and the Workforce Advisory Meeting has been synthesized and 500 Electrician (604) documented. It is being used as the basis for developing a Workforce Mechanical Contractor (630) 0 Development Strategy. Labor Controls Technician (836) (FTE Jobs)

A draft labor needs analysis was performed based on total investment in the AEP and nine (9) full-time equivalent workers per million dollars spent. The result is shown above that highlights 4,178 workers.

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Building Codes Working Group Working Group Objectives:

There are many codes and regulations that govern the retrofit of sites in • Incorporate repairs & improvements in AEP projects the AEP. It is important for DCAMM to educate facility managers and • Define relevant building code requirements direct contractors to adhere to all codes and regulations.

Using the Building Codes Checklist during energy audits In Q4 2012, the AEP Building Codes Working Group with the assistance of the Board of Building Regulations and Standards (BBRS) completed an information resource called the “Building Codes Checklist for Small Energy Conservation Building Codes Checklist Projects”. This checklist is intended to help non-code officials (facility managers and energy auditors) identify codes and regulations that will likely be encountered in the installation of energy conservation measures.

In Q1 2013, members of the working group integrated the checklist into the standardized audit template for use by all vendors across all sites in the AEP. This list provides guidance for auditors on code issues that they may encounter. In the future, the checklist will be made available as part of the AEP Resourse Center for guiding facility managers.

The Building Codes Checklist is organized by ECMs and provides vendors with a list of potential existing conditions to evaluate.

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Data & Performance Management Working Group

AEP Implementation Schedule Working Group Objectives: In Q1 2013, the data and performance management working group • developed an AEP implementation schedule based on the new utility Plan and prioritize projects vendor contracts and existing contracting methods for large sites. • Manage data for all WGs • Establish QA/QC & project controls The Program-level schedule provides the following: • Conduct performance management, tracking and  Standard reportable milestones across all procurement types reporting  Project schedules for both initiated and planned projects  Organization by project manager and program manager  Resource staffing analysis to evaluate personnel needs through the program.

The AEP Schedule provides a list of all sites and project milestones organized by DCAMM planner. The schedule for initiated sites is provided in Appendix C.

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Improved Data Management In Q1 2013, DCAMM greatly improved the data management of the AEP. A Microsoft Access database was created to organize and store all data associated with the AEP plan including relevant site and building information, implementation plans, estimated investments and spending plans, implementation schedule milestones, and energy usage information. In addition, enhancements to the existing Energy Project database were defined and issued to the current technology vendor, TRC, through a new task order.

Reportable milestones and default durations were defined across all procurement methods to enable program-level reporting. The graphic below highlights the these reportable milestones and durations across all project phases and procurement types:

Performance Contract Energy Design Build Retro-Commissioning Utility Vendor Study Only/New Review Target Target Target Target Target Common DCAM Common DCAM Common DCAM Common DCAM Project Phase Milestone Duration Total Days Milestone Duration Total Days Milestone Duration Total Days Milestone Common DCAM Process Duration Total Days Milestone Duration Total Days Process Process Process Process (days) (days) (days) (days) (days)

Site Selection 0 0 Site Selection 0 0 Site Selection 0 0 Site Selection Site Selection (Bundle) 0 0 Site Selection 0 0

Facility Meeting/ Facility Meeting/ Facility Meeting/ Facility Meeting/ Review "Intro Email" & Facility Meeting/ 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 Information Gathering Information Gathering Information Information Gathering Complete CAMIS building Information Gathering Planning FM Approve Sites for Retrofit Facility Approval 8 31 Facility Approval 8 31 Facility Approval 8 31 Facility Approval 8 31 Facility Approval 8 31

T&C Contract Signing at Project Initiated DCAF Approved 9 40 Project Initiated DCAF Approved 9 40 Project Initiated DCAF Approved 9 40 Project Initiated 9 40 Project Initiated DCAF Approved 9 40 DCAMM Scope of Work Scope Of Work Scope of Work Scope of Work Scope of Work Level 1 23 63 Level I-II 23 63 Rx Investigation 23 63 Prepare "SOW Package" 23 63 23 63 Audit/Study Audit/Study Audit/Study Audit/Study Audit/Study Email "SOW Package to Team NTP Issued for Audit / Audit Started 4 67 Audit Started 4 67 Audit Started NTP Issued 4 67 Audit Started 4 67 4 67 (Simple Fix WG, UV, FM) Study Investigation Audit Drafted 50 117 Audit Drafted 50 117 Audit Drafted 50 117 Audit Drafted Upload Draft Audit into EPDB 20 87 Audit Approved 50 117 Drafted Audit / Study Commonwealth Commonwealth Email Audit Pre-Approval Commonwealth Commonwealth Review 75 192 Commonwealth Review 75 192 75 191.8 15 102 75 192 Review Review Package to Team (Utility Review Final Submitted/ Audit Approved 21 213 Audit Approved 21 213 Audit Approved 21 213 Audit Approved Audit Approved 5 107 Audit Approved 21 213 Approved Preliminary Design (BOD, Level III N/A 0 213 137 350 N/A 0 213 107 Complete Audit) SOW for Assemble "NTP Package" Procurement Started Issue RFP 38 251 Procurement Started Issue RFP 38 388 Procurement Started 38 251 Procurement Started 20 127 Investigation Issued (Encombrance Letter, NTP Proposal Received Procurement Proposals Received 32 283 Proposals Received 32 420 32 283 N/A 127 for SOW Selected proposer Selected proposer 53 336 53 473 N/A 0 283 N/A 127 approved approved

Audit Contract Signed 40 376

Audit/ Preliminary IGA 75 451 Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Design Complete

IGA Approved 60 511

Implementation Email "NTP Package to team Implementation Starts ESA Signed 40 551 Implementation Starts ESA Signed 40 513 Sign Rx NTP 5 288 Implementation Starts 7 134 Starts (Utility Provider, UV, Simple Fix Not Applicable Final Design Complete 84 635 Final Design Complete 84 597 Facility ISA 288 134

Implementation Construction Starts 2 637 Construction Starts 51 648 Facility Procurement 20 308 134 Substantial Completion Substantial Completion Substantial Draft Substantial Verify ECMs Installed (95% 196 833 196 844 40 348 45 179 (80%) (80%) Completion (80%) Implementation Completion (80%) complete) Final Project Final Final Project Review invoices to ensure SOW Final Project Acceptance 60 893 Final Project Acceptance 142 986 20 368 20 199 Acceptance Implementation Acceptance completed and make Performance Term 893 Post-Construction Starts 0 986 Post- Starts Not Applicable Not Applicable Construction Ongoing M&V Reports 893 Ongoing Maintenance 0 986 /Performance Term Issue completed contract to UV Contract Closeout 893 Contract Closeout 25 1011 Contract Closeout 25 393 Contract Closeout 25 224

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Leasing Working Group Working Group Objectives: Identification of Leased Spaces • Develop plan to retrofit leased space in buildings and In Q4 2012, the leasing working group identified all leased spaces in third-party facilities being leased by state agencies privately owned sites and is currently developing a prioritization strategy for ECM implementation in leased spaces. This is beyond the 700 sites in the AEP.

Preliminary review indicates that the majority of the sites are in use by the following agencies:

 Trial Courts – 370,351 Sq. Ft.  Department of Children & Families – 215,733 Sq. Ft.  Department of Public Health – 186,749 Sq. Ft.

Prioritization of Leased Spaces In 2013, the working group will prioritize sites that pay their own utility bills in leased spaces larger than 15,000 square feet and have a substantial amount of time remaining on the term of the lease.

DEP Boston leased space

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Appendix A

Performance Metrics

(as of March 31, 2013)

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Performance Metrics

Goal Metrics Target 31-Mar-13

Accelerate delivery of energy projects to 3 years and maximize AEP Complete Sites* 700 Sites 75 Sites energy and water conservation. Large Sites (over 100,000 Sq. Ft.) 79 5 Small Sites (under 100,000 Sq. Ft.) 373 18 Occasional Use Sites 214 10 Evaluated N/A Sites 34 42 Investment in Energy Efficiency Measures (in $ millions) $468 million TBD Annual Energy & Water Savings (in $ millions) $43 million TBD Average Payback on Total Investment ≤ 10 Years TBD

Communicate progress and encourage full participation. Public Website with Quarterly Updates Quarterly Updated Total # of Unique Visitors per Month (Public Website) TBD Total # of Buildings "Tagged" with AEP Label TBD Create clean energy job opportunities across the Commonwealth. Workforce / Jobs Created (Total) ~4,000 TBD - AEP Certified Laborers - Voc Tech School / Community College Jobs Created

Workforce / Jobs Created - Minorities 15.3% - Women 6.9% TBD

M/WBE Participation (Project Commitment / Awards) - Design Contracts 17.9% TBD - Construction Contracts 10.4%

*Totals include Sites with a Status of "AEP Complete" and LBE Target "Evaluated - N/A". **Actuals include Sites with a Status of "Initiated" or "AEP Complete"

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Appendix B - Program Planning and Definition Methodologies

Quarterly Report Q1 2013

Appendix B

AEP Complete Sites

(as of March 31, 2013)

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Appendix B: AEP Complete Sites

Site Information AEP Program Statuus AEP Certification # Procurement Estimated % Cost % Energy % GHG AEP Program Area Agency Site Code Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Managed By Project Cost # of ECMs AEP Certified Group Bldg Strategy Annual Savings Red. Red. Red. Certified A&F and Misc. DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT AND DES04 JOB CENTER TAUNTON 1 TAUNTON 7,650 FA - Rx DCAMM $ 27,900 $ 13,595 40% 46% 44% 1 Small Y TRAINING Energy and DEPARTMENT OF MDC69 NANTASKET BEACH RESERVATION 10 HULL 38,415 Other DCR $ 50,087 $ 16,483 0% 0% 0% 6 Occasional Use Y Environmental CONSERVATION AND MTOM4 MOUNT TOM RESERVATION 13 HOLYOKE 16,492 Other DCR $ 5,494 $ 2,380 0% 0% 0% 6 Occasional Use Y Affairs RECREATION OTTR4 OTTER RIVER STATE FOREST 22 TEMPLETON 18,046 Other DCR $ 24,592 $ 5,068 0% 0% 0% 6 Occasional Use Y WLDN2 WALDEN POND STATE RESERVATION 14 CONCORD 9,404 Other DCR $ 22,910 $ 7,352 0% 0% 0% 6 Occasional Use Y WOMP2 WOMPATUCK STATE PARK 20 HINGHAM 36,544 Other DCR $ 64,476 $ 24,220 0% 0% 0% 6 Occasional Use Y MDC19 EMMONS H O'NEILL MEMORIAL RINK 1 BOSTON 30,000 Other DOER $ 110,600 -$ 0% 0% 0% 1 Occasional Use N MDC25 RINK/DEVINE MEMORIAL 1 BOSTON 40,000 Other DOER incl. above -$ 0% 0% 0% 1 Occasional Use N MDC33 RINK/BAJKO MEMORIAL 1 BOSTON 45,000 Other DOER incl. above -$ 0% 0% 0% 1 Occasional Use N MDC45 MARINE PARK RESERVATION 7 BOSTON 37,480 Other DOER incl. above -$ 0% 0% 0% 1 Occasional Use N MDCD6 POOL/RINK/CONNELL MEMORIAL 1 WEYMOUTH 38,900 Other DOER incl. above -$ 0% 0% 0% 1 Occasional Use N Health and Human DEPARTMENT OF Services YOUTH SERVICES DYS15 DYS - TAUNTON 1 TAUNTON 77,390 FA - Comp DCAMM TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Small TBD Higher Education NORTHERN ESSEX NORTHERN ESSEX COMM COL NEC00 13 HAVERHILL 382,079 FA - Comp DCAMM$ 5,917,208 $ 399,239 31% 18% 30% Large Y COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAVERHILL NORTHERN ESSEX COMM COL NEC01 2 LAWRENCE 63,436 FA - Comp DCAMM$ 5,917,208 $ 399,240 31% 18% 30% Small Y LAWRENCE SPRINGFIELD TECHNICAL SPRINGFIELD TECH COMMUNITY STC00 21 SPRINGFIELD 954,079 FA - Comp DCAMM$ 11,442,328 $ 256,250 10% 38% 25% 2 Large Y COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLLEGE

Judiciary TRIAL COURT TRC15 CHICOPEE DISTRICT COURT 1 CHICOPEE 20,250 FA - Comp DCAMM$ 4,154,473 $ 203,087 17% 24% 21% Small Y TRC28 HOLYOKE DISTRICT COURT 1 HOLYOKE 20,000 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y TRC41 PALMER DISTRICT COURT 1 PALMER 20,506 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y TRC47 SPRINGFIELD COURT COMPLEX 1 SPRINGFIELD 245,000 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Large N NORTHAMPTON SUPERIOR DISTRICT TRC60 2 NORTHAMPTON 61,475 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y COURT SPRINGFIELD HOUSING JUVENILE TRC63 1 SPRINGFIELD 48,900 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y COURT TRC64 PITTSFIELD DISTRICT COURT 1 PITTSFIELD 22,380 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y TRC65 PITTSFIELD SUPERIOR COURT 1 PITTSFIELD 27,500 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y TRC66 PITTSFIELD PROBATE FAMILY COURT 1 PITTSFIELD 27,060 FA - Comp DCAMM incl. above incl. above 17% 24% 21% Small Y TRC40 NEWTON DISTRICT COURT NEWTON 20,000 Other DOER $ 8,430 $ 1,471 2% 1% 1% 1 Small N TRC05 DORCHESTER MUNICIPAL COURT 1 BOSTON 77,000 Other DOER $ 59,324 $ 9,858 5% 6% 5% 1 Small N TRC23 FRAMINGHAM DISTRICT COURT 1 FRAMINGHAM 33,738 Other DOER $ 26,311 $ 5,870 7% 10% 7% 1 Small N TRC46 SOMERVILLE DISTRICT COURT 1 SOMERVILLE 27,305 Other DOER $ 24,093 $ 4,539 7% 0% 6% 1 Small N TRC49 WALTHAM DISTRICT COURT 1 WALTHAM 23,871 Other DOER $ 22,651 $ 4,090 10% 3% 8% 1 Small N TRC51 WOBURN DISTRICT COURT 1 WOBURN 26,235 Other DOER $ 21,178 $ 3,895 11% 11% 11% 1 Small N Public Safety DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CENTRAL CORRECTIONAL DOC06 59 GARDNER 436,411 FA - Comp DCAMM$ 7,186,129 $ 1,104,646 32% 50% 57% Large Y + CORRECTIONS INSTITUT DEPARTMENT OF POL36 POLICE STATION MILTON 1 MILTON 4,180 Other DOER TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Small TBD STATE POLICE UMASS UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT UMA00 UMASS - AMHERST 340 AMHERST 10,493,511 New Review DCAMM$ 1,670,160 $ 247,799 1% 0% 1% Large N AMHERST

Total 543 13,430,237 $36,755,552 $2,709,082 Total # of Sites 33

Average (Excluding TBD): 11% 13% 13% Certified Sites 18

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Appendix C

AEP Initiated Sites

(as of March 31, 2013)

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Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

Site Project Audit Audit Procurement Impl. Subst. Closeout Selection Initiated Started Approved Start Started Complete

Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Leading Agency Municipality Sq Ft Project Description Active Consultant/ Contractor Organization

Site Name 2012 Jan-13 Feb-13 Mar-13 Apr-13 May-13 Jun-13 Jul-13 Aug-13 Sep-13

A&F and Misc. 34 Sites 3,858,770 s.f. A&FCAPITAL and Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE 8 Sites 3,527,959 s.f. CAPITALHURLEY ASSET BUILDING MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCEBOSTON 347,022 s.f. DCAMM Study of fire protection combined with energy improvements- both Study - . Contractor - TBD Researching Schedule OPDC previously studied- for Hurley Building; emphasis on upgrading implementation plan by expanding swing space options to reduce number of temporary moves. AEP project.

A&F and Misc. CAPITALLINDEMANN ASSET BUILDINGMANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCEBOSTON 225,875 s.f. DCAMM Energy and Water Conservation measures at BSB Facilities: Lindemann Study - Kling Stubbins (Chris & McCormack. State House will be another project Hurley is included Ham). Contractor - TBD as part of the 149 fire protection project. AEP project. A&F and Misc. CAPITALMASS INFORMATION ASSET MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY & MAINTENANCE CENTER CHELSEA 425,000 s.f. DCAMM Comprehensive, Energy Design Build Study - . Contractor - A&F and Misc. CAPITALMCCORMACK ASSET MANAGEMENTBUILDING & MAINTENANCEBOSTON 800,000 s.f. DCAMM Energy and Water Conservation measures at BSB Facilities: Lindemann Study - Kling Stubbins (Chris & McCormack. State House will be another project Hurley is included Ham). Contractor - TBD as part of the 149 fire protection project. AEP project. A&F and Misc. CAPITALPITTSFIELD ASSET STATE MANAGEMENT OFFICE SITE & MAINTENANCEPITTSFIELD 54,062 s.f. DCAMM Deferred Maintenance and some ECMs. Managed by OPDC and Researching Schedule A&F and Misc. OPDC assisted by E-team. AEP project. CAPITALSPRINGFIELD ASSET MANAGEMENTSTATE OFFICE DWIGHT& MAINTENANCE ST SPRINGFIELD 125,000 s.f. DCAMM Deferred Maintenance and some ECMs. Managed by OPDC and Study - ARUP (Julian Astbury). OPDC assisted by E-team. AEP project. Contractor - TBD A&F and Misc. STATE HOUSE BOSTON 650,000 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Upgrades at State House, including LEDs where applicable. Study - Kling Stubbins (Chris AEP project. Ham). Contractor - Dagle Electrical Construction Corp. (Rick Berkowitz) A&FCAPITAL and Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE CAPITALSTATE TRANSPORTATIONASSET MANAGEMENT BUILDING & MAINTENANCE BOSTON 901,000 s.f. DCAMM Feasibility Study: Comprehensive Energy and Water Upgrades at State Study - ARUP (Julian Astbury). A&F and Misc. Transportation Building. AEP project. Contractor - TBD A&FDEPARTMENT and Misc. OF VETERANS SERVICES 0 Sites s.f. A&FDIVISION and Misc. OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING 0 Sites s.f. A&FMASSACHUSETTS and Misc. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 26 Sites 330,811 s.f. A&FMASSACHUSETTS andANDOVER Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONANDOVER 8,505 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andBEDFORD Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONBEDFORD 8,142 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andBOXFORD Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONBOXFORD 5,080 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andBURLINGTON Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONBURLINGTON 8,414 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andCHELMSFORD Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONCHELMSFORD 21,336 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andCROSBY Misc. CORNER DEPARTMENT FACILITY OF TRANSPORTATIONCONCORD 14,000 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andELM Misc. ST FACILITY-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONCONCORD 20,070 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andFoxhill Misc. Bridgehouse DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION0 Sites s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andGLOUCESTER Misc. DRAWBRIDGE-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONGLOUCESTER 680 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andHAVERHILL Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONHAVERHILL 12,705 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andIPSWICH Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONIPSWICH 8,475 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andLAWRENCE Misc. MARSTEN DEPARTMENT ST DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATIONLAWRENCE 12,811 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andLAWRENCE Misc. WINTHROP DEPARTMENT AV-D4 OF TRANSPORTATIONLAWRENCE 6,250 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andLEXINGTON/ARLINGTON Misc. DEPARTMENT HQ OFDEPOT-D4 TRANSPORTATION ARLINGTON 80,105 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andLOWELL Misc. 131 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION0 Sites s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andMANCHESTER Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONMANCHESTER 5,800 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andMEDFORD Misc. FACILITY-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONMEDFORD 29,768 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andMETHUEN Misc. PLEASANT DEPARTMENT FACILITY-D4 OF TRANSPORTATIONANDOVER 360 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andNEWBURY Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONNEWBURY 8,815 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andPEABODY/STATE Misc. DEPARTMENT POLICE BARRACKS4 OF TRANSPORTATION PEABODY 17,050 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andREADING Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONREADING 4,998 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andREVERE Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONREVERE 17,494 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andROWLEY Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONROWLEY 12,585 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit AECOM A&FMASSACHUSETTS andSALEM/BEVERLY Misc. DEPARTMENT BRIDGE HOUSE-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION BEVERLY 600 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES AEP Quarterly Report - Q1 2013 Appendix C: page 1 of 10 Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

Site Project Audit Audit Procurement Impl. Subst. Closeout Selection Initiated Started Approved Start Started Complete

Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Leading Agency Municipality Sq Ft Project Description Active Consultant/ Contractor Organization

Site Name 2012 Jan-13 Feb-13 Mar-13 Apr-13 May-13 Jun-13 Jul-13 Aug-13 Sep-13

A&FMASSACHUSETTS andSALISBURY Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONSALISBURY 8,110 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FMASSACHUSETTS andTEWKSBURY Misc. DEPOT-D4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONTEWKSBURY 18,658 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit NES A&FSECRETARY and Misc. OF STATE 0 Sites s.f. Energy and Environmental Affairs 75 Sites 1,290,301 s.f. EnergyDEPARTMENT and Environmental OF CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATION 68 Sites 1,176,289 s.f. EnergyDEPARTMENTAGAWAM and Environmental STATE OF CONSERVATION POOL- Affairs AGAWAM AND RECREATIONAGAWAM 9,196 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen EnergyDEPARTMENTANDREW and Environmental J PETRO OF CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATIONSOUTHBRIDGE 9,444 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D EnergyDEPARTMENTBENNETT and Environmental FIELD OF CONSERVATION POOL Affairs AND RECREATIONWORCESTER 12,210 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D EnergyDEPARTMENTBLACKSTONE and Environmental OF RIVER CONSERVATION Affairs HERITAGE PARK AND RECREATION UXBRIDGE 10,672 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC DEPARTMENTBRADLEY PALMER OF CONSERVATION STATE PARK AND RECREATIONTOPSFIELD 70,104 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTBREAKHEART OF RESERVATION CONSERVATION AND RECREATIONSAUGUS 10,748 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTBRIMFIELD STATE OF CONSERVATION FOREST AND RECREATIONBRIMFIELD 16,826 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTBUTTERY and Environmental BROOK OF CONSERVATION AffairsMEMORIAL POOL AND RECREATIONSOUTH HADLEY 5,958 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen EnergyDEPARTMENTCHARLES and Environmental J. BUFFONE OF CONSERVATION Affairs RINK AND RECREATIONWORCESTER 31,200 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D DEPARTMENTCHESTER/BLANDFORD OF CONSERVATION STATE FOREST AND RECREATION CHESTER 8,132 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTCHICOPEE STATE OF CONSERVATION PARK AND RECREATIONCHICOPEE 12,345 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTCLINTON and Environmental POOL OF CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATIONCLINTON 11,725 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D EnergyDEPARTMENTCOLLINS-MOYLAN and Environmental OF CONSERVATION Affairs RINK AND RECREATIONGREENFIELD 31,800 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen DEPARTMENTCONNECTICUT OF RIVERCONSERVATION GREENWAY AND RECREATIONNORTHAMPTON 9,082 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTDOUGLAS and Environmental STATE OF CONSERVATION FORESTAffairs AND RECREATIONDOUGLAS 15,155 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC DEPARTMENTELIOT HOUSE OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATIONREVERE 4,000 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTFITCHBURG and Environmental POOLOF CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATIONFITCHBURG 8,209 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D DEPARTMENTGARDNER HERITAGE OF CONSERVATION STATE PARK AND RECREATIONGARDNER 5,580 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTGEISLER MEMORIAL OF CONSERVATION POOL AND RECREATIONLAWRENCE 12,700 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. DEPARTMENTGREYCOURT OF STATE CONSERVATION PARK AND RECREATIONMETHUEN 6,200 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTHALIBUT POINT OF CONSERVATION STATE RESERVATION AND RECREATION ROCKPORT 16,027 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTHAMPTON PONDS OF CONSERVATION STATE PARK AND RECREATIONWESTFIELD 20,260 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTHAROLD PARKER OF CONSERVATION STATE FOREST AND RECREATIONNORTH READING 10,144 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTHENRY GRAF OF SKATING CONSERVATION RINK AND RECREATIONNEWBURYPORT 29,614 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. EnergyDEPARTMENTHENRY and Environmental J FITZPATRICK OF CONSERVATION Affairs RINK AND RECREATIONHOLYOKE 27,921 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen DEPARTMENTHIGGINS POOL OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATIONLAWRENCE 11,689 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. DEPARTMENTHOLYOKE HERITAGE OF CONSERVATION STATE PARK AND RECREATIONHOLYOKE 93,900 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTJOHN and Environmental H THOMAS OF CONSERVATION MEMORIALAffairs POOL AND RECREATIONSPRINGFIELD 8,962 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen EnergyDEPARTMENTJOHN and Environmental THOMPSON OF CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATIONLUDLOW 7,757 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen DEPARTMENTLAKE DENNISON OF CONSERVATION RECREATION AREA AND RECREATION WINCHENDON 3,334 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTLAKE LORRAINE OF CONSERVATION STATE PARK AND RECREATIONSPRINGFIELD 2,000 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTLAWRENCE HERITAGE OF CONSERVATION STATE PARK AND RECREATIONLAWRENCE 30,897 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. AEP Quarterly Report - Q1 2013 Appendix C: page 2 of 10 Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

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EnergyDEPARTMENTLEOMINSTER and Environmental OF POOL CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATIONLEOMINSTER 9,700 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D DEPARTMENTLEOMINSTER OF STATE CONSERVATION FOREST AND RECREATIONWESTMINSTER 6,798 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTLYNN/NAHANT OF CONSERVATIONBEACH AND RECREATIONNAHANT 15,140 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTMAUDSLAY STATE OF CONSERVATION PARK AND RECREATIONNEWBURYPORT 32,317 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTMCVANN O'KEEFE OF CONSERVATION MEMORIAL RINK AND RECREATION PEABODY 30,000 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. DEPARTMENTMDC MYSTIC OF DIST/BAIT CONSERVATION SHOP AND RECREATIONLYNN 4,096 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance NES Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTMIDDLESEX OFFELLS CONSERVATION RESERVATION AND RECREATIONMALDEN 1,344 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTMOORE STATE OF PARK CONSERVATION AND RECREATIONPAXTON 6,183 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTMOUNT WACHUSETT OF CONSERVATION RESERVATION AND RECREATION PRINCETON 17,947 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTNAHANT DIVISION OF CONSERVATION MAINT FACILITY AND RECREATION NAHANT 11,792 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTPURGATORY OF CHASM CONSERVATION STATE RESERVATION AND RECREATION SUTTON 7,022 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs EnergyDEPARTMENTQUINSIGAMOND and Environmental OF CONSERVATION STATEAffairs PARK AND RECREATIONWORCESTER 17,223 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC EnergyDEPARTMENTRAY and SMEADEnvironmental MEMORIALOF CONSERVATION Affairs RINK AND RECREATIONSPRINGFIELD 27,467 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen DEPARTMENTREGIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATIONCLINTON 2,560 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTREVERE BEACH OF CONSERVATIONRESERVATION AND RECREATIONREVERE 34,950 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTREVERE DIVISION OF CONSERVATION MAINT FACILITY AND RECREATIONREVERE 2,950 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. DEPARTMENTRINK/PAUL CRONINOF CONSERVATION MEMORIAL AND RECREATIONREVERE 38,400 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. DEPARTMENTRINK/WILLIAM OF CONNERYCONSERVATION MEMORIAL AND RECREATION LYNN 35,000 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. DEPARTMENTROBINSON STATE OF CONSERVATION PARK AND RECREATIONAGAWAM 7,403 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. DEPARTMENTRUTLAND STATE OF CONSERVATION PARK AND RECREATIONRUTLAND 8,002 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTSALISBURY BEACH OF CONSERVATION STATE RESERVATION AND RECREATION SALISBURY 26,193 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTSARA and Environmental JANE SHERMAN OF CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND POOL RECREATION CHICOPEE 9,910 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen DEPARTMENTSENATOR P. EUGENEOF CONSERVATION CASEY STATE AND POOL RECREATION MILFORD 8,640 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs EnergyDEPARTMENTSKATING and Environmental RINK OF GARDNERCONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATIONGARDNER 31,720 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D EnergyDEPARTMENTSPENCER and Environmental STATE OF CONSERVATION FOREST Affairs AND RECREATIONSPENCER 5,146 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC EnergyDEPARTMENTUPTON and Environmental STATE OF FOREST CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATIONUPTON 10,490 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC EnergyDEPARTMENTVERNON and Environmental HILL OF PLAYGROUND CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATIONWORCESTER 11,990 s.f. DCAMM Audit Whole Building Analysis of Rinks and Pools. AEP project. Study - EE&D DEPARTMENTVETERANS MEMORIAL OF CONSERVATION RINK HAVERHIL AND RECREATION HAVERHILL 33,412 s.f. DCAMM North Shore, Pools and Rink, Audit - Whole Building Analysis. AEP Study - Sebesta Blomberg Energy and Environmental Affairs project. EnergyDEPARTMENTVIETNAM and Environmental MEMORIAL OF CONSERVATION Affairs SKATING RINK AND RECREATION NORTH ADAMS 25,410 s.f. DCAMM This is for a whole building analysis. AEP project. Study - Nxegen DEPARTMENTWACHUSETT OF RESERVOIR CONSERVATION WATERSHED AND RECREATION CLINTON 26,260 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTWACHUSETT OF RESVR CONSERVATION WATERSHED AND RECREATIONCLINTON 32,315 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTWARE RIVER OF WATERSHED CONSERVATION AND RECREATIONOAKHAM 4,848 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTWELLS and Environmental STATE OF PARK CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATIONSTURBRIDGE 4,585 s.f. DCAMM Central, DCR Parks / FW & ELE, Simple Fix. AEP project. Study - TRC AEP Quarterly Report - Q1 2013 Appendix C: page 3 of 10 Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

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DEPARTMENTWESTMINSTER OF STATE CONSERVATION FOREST AND RECREATIONWESTMINSTER 48,910 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. DEPARTMENTWILLARD BROOK OF CONSERVATION STATE FOREST AND RECREATIONASHBY 14,443 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENTWILLOWDALE and Environmental OF STATE CONSERVATION Affairs FOREST AND RECREATIONIPSWICH 1,932 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit Study - SourceOne EnergyDEPARTMENT and Environmental OF ENVIRONMENTAL Affairs PROTECTION 1 Sites 36,100 s.f. DEPARTMENTSTATE MATERIAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RECOVERY FACILITY PROTECTION SPRINGFIELD 36,100 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyDEPARTMENT and Environmental OF FOOD Affairs AND AGRICULTURE 1 Sites 14,052 s.f. DEPARTMENTEASTERN STATES OF FOOD EXPOSITION AND AGRICULTURE GROUNDS WEST SPRINGFIELD 14,052 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. EnergyFISHERIES and Environmental WILDLIFE Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT5 Sites 63,860 s.f. FISHERIESANNISQUAM WILDLIFE RIVER & MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL FISHERY STN LAW ENFORCEMENT GLOUCESTER 21,132 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analysis/simple fix for parks, beaches and maintenance Study - EE&D Energy and Environmental Affairs facilities for DCR and F&W. AEP project. FISHERIESAYER GAME WILDLIFE FARM & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTAYER 14,596 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. FISHERIESPLUM ISLAND WILDLIFE FISHERY & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTNEWBURYPORT 4,366 s.f. DCAMM Simple fix for parks, forests and fishery facilities for DCR and F&W. Study - SourceOne Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. FISHERIESROGER REED WILDLIFE SALMON & ENVIRONMENTAL HATCHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTPALMER 13,430 s.f. DCAMM This is a simple fix project at DCR Parks/DEP/DFA/FW & ELE. Study - Nxegen Energy and Environmental Affairs AEP project. FISHERIESWMA WINNIMUSETT WILDLIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTNEW BRAINTREE 10,336 s.f. DCAMM This is a whole building analysis/simple fix project for DCR Parks & Study - TRC Energy and Environmental Affairs State Forests. AEP project. Health and Human Services 13 Sites 3,155,721 s.f. HealthCHELSEA and Human SOLDIERS' Services HOME 0 Sites s.f. HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES 1 Sites 272,798 s.f. DEPARTMENTTEMPLETON OF DEVELOPMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER SERVICES TEMPLETON 272,798 s.f. DCAMM MET TOWER: Wind Energy Feasibility Study at Templeton Study - UMASS CEERE: Wind Development Center. AEP project, Renewable. Group (Jim Manwell). Health and Human Services Contractor - TBD HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF MENTAL HEALTH 9 Sites 1,542,822 s.f. DEPARTMENTBROCKTON MENTALOF MENTAL HEALTH HEALTH CTR BROCKTON 55,000 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTCAPE COD/ISLANDS OF MENTAL MENTAL HEALTH HEALTH CTR BOURNE 34,598 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTCORRIGAN MENTAL OF MENTAL HEALTH HEALTH CTR FALL RIVER 69,717 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTHARRY C. SOLOMON OF MENTAL MNTL HEALTH HEALTH CENTER LOWELL 67,456 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTQUINCY MENTAL OF MENTAL HEALTH HEALTH CENTER QUINCY 66,332 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services

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DEPARTMENTSOLOMON CARTER OF MENTAL FULLER HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH BOSTON 327,267 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTTAUNTON STATE OF MENTAL HOSPITAL HEALTH TAUNTON 361,907 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTWESTERN MA OF AREA MENTAL OFFICE HEALTH NORTHAMPTON 86,147 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services DEPARTMENTWORCESTER OFSTATE MENTAL HOSPITAL HEALTH WORCESTER 474,398 s.f. DCAMM Lighting Controls Motors Mech Water Sewer Steam VFD Fans and Study - Sebesta Blomberg OPDC Pumps Insulation Weatherstripping HVAC Kitchen Hood Controls (Abbe Bjorklund). Contractor - Metering Audit nine DMH Facilities Quincy Lowell Brockton Fall River Johnson Controls (Mark Pocasset Boston Northampton Westboro Worcester. AEP project. Luckes) Health and Human Services HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF PUBLIC HEALTH 2 Sites 1,159,551 s.f. DEPARTMENTLEMUEL SHATTUCK OF PUBLIC HOSPITAL HEALTH BOSTON 702,471 s.f. DCAMM Comprehensive Energy and Water Efficiency Project inlcuding: retrocommissioning, lighting, water, EMS, solar thermal and mechanical Health and Human Services upgrades. AEP project. DEPARTMENTMASS HOSPITAL OF PUBLICSCHOOL HEALTH CANTON 457,080 s.f. DCAMM Comprehensive Energy and Water Efficiency Project inlcuding: Study - Nxegen (James retrocommissioning, lighting, water, EMS, solar thermal and mechanical Redden). Contractor - TBD Health and Human Services upgrades. AEP project. (To Be Determined ) HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF YOUTH SERVICES 1 Sites 180,550 s.f. DEPARTMENTCENTRAL YOUTH OF YOUTH SERVICE SERVICES CENTER WESTBOROUGH 180,550 s.f. DCAMM Existing Building Commissioning project at the DYS facility in Study - TBD. Contractor - Westborough. Investigation of the function of the HVAC, EMS, and TBD Lighting systems, implementation of operational upgrades by the facility, and recommendation of quick payback ECMs for the impl Health and Human Services HealthHOLYOKE and Human SOLDIERS' Services HOME 0 Sites s.f. Higher Education 9 Sites 4,555,276 s.f. HigherBERKSHIRE Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherBRIDGEWATER Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 1,175,183 s.f. BRIDGEWATER STATE UNIVERSITY BRIDGEWATER 1,175,183 s.f. DCAMM Solar Thermal Pool Installations at Satewide Facilities. AEP project, Study - TBD. Contractor - TBD HigherBRIDGEWATER Education STATE COLLEGE Renewable. HigherBRISTOL Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 356,641 s.f. BRISTOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE FALL RIVER 356,641 s.f. DCAMM Wind turbine installtion, commissioning, and maintenance. AEP Study - Architectural project, Renewable. Engineers (Nick Ferzacca). HigherBRISTOL Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE Contractor - TBD (TBD ) HigherCAPE Education COD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherESSEX Education AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 0 Sites s.f. HigherFITCHBURG Education STATE COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherFRAMINGHAM Education STATE COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherGREENFIELD Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherHOLYOKE Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 575,516 s.f. HOLYOKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOLYOKE 575,516 s.f. DCAMM Energy study to identify energy and water conservation measures Study - TBD. Contractor - TBD and energy generation projects utlizing solar and wind power. AEP HigherHOLYOKE Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE project. HigherMASS Education BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education COLLEGE OF ART 0 Sites s.f. HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 1 Sites 437,869 s.f.

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MASS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS NORTH ADAMS 437,869 s.f. DCAMM Lighting, HVAC, steam system improvements, biomass, PV. AEP Study - ARUP (Michael project. Hovanec). Contractor - TBD HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS (TBD ) HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education MARITIME ACADEMY 1 Sites 328,764 s.f. MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY BOURNE 328,764 s.f. DCAMM Solar Thermal Pool Installations at Satewide Facilities. AEP project, Study - TBD. Contractor - TBD HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education MARITIME ACADEMY Renewable. HigherMIDDLESEX Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 226,008 s.f. MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE BEDFORD 226,008 s.f. DCAMM Feasibility study and development of a performance specification Study - ARUP (Mark Walsh- for a GSHP system. AEP project, Renewable. Cooke). Contractor - Coneco HigherMIDDLESEX Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE (Mike McGonigle) HigherMT. Education WACHUSETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 491,789 s.f. MOUNT WACHUSETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE GARDNER 491,789 s.f. DCAMM Solar Thermal Pool Installations at Satewide Facilities. AEP project, Study - TBD. Contractor - TBD HigherMT. Education WACHUSETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE Renewable. HigherNORTH Education SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 14,052 s.f. HigherNORTHNORTH Education SHORE SHORE COMMUNITY - BEVERLY COLLEGE BEVERLY 14,052 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit HigherNORTHERN Education ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherROXBURY Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherSALEM Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 949,454 s.f. SALEMSALEM STATE STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY SALEM 949,454 s.f. DCAMM Comprehensive energy performance contract with Meier Hall lighting Study - Sebesta Blomberg fully specified in the RFP and other suggested ECMs to be audited (Daryl Fournier). Contractor - upon award including lighting, EMS, and water conservation. AEP Constellation New Energy Higher Education project. (Robert Belyea) HigherSPRINGFIELD Education TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherWESTFIELD Education STATE COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. HigherWORCESTER Education STATE COLLEGE 0 Sites s.f. Judiciary 16 Sites 852,535 s.f. JudiciaryTRIAL COURT 16 Sites 852,535 s.f. JudiciaryTRIALAYER COURT DISTRICT COURT AYER 35,400 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit RISE TRIALCLINTON COURT DISTRICT COURT CLINTON 19,440 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALCONCORD COURT PROB FAMILY DISTRICT COURT CONCORD 25,219 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALDUDLEY COURT DISTRICT HOUSING COURT DUDLEY 18,048 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALEAST COURT BROOKFIELD DISTRICT COURT EAST BROOKFIELD 44,223 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALFITCHBURG COURT DISTRICT COURT FITCHBURG 40,300 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALFITCHBURG COURT FAMILY PROB LAW LIBRARY FITCHBURG 18,700 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALGARDNER COURT DISTRICT COURT GARDNER 17,425 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALGREENFIELD COURT TRIAL COURT GREENFIELD 47,186 s.f. DCAMM Conctacting OPDC for update Study - . Contractor - Researching Schedule Judiciary OPDC JudiciaryTRIALLYNN COURT DISTRICT COURT LYNN 40,875 s.f. DCAMM Utility Vendor Audit & Retrofit RISE TRIALMALDEN COURT DISTRICT COURT MALDEN 24,124 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project.

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TRIALMARLBOROUGH COURT DISTRICT COURT MARLBOROUGH 39,000 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALMILFORD COURT DISTRICT COURT MILFORD 18,940 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALUXBRIDGE COURT DISTRICT COURT UXBRIDGE 14,574 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALWESTBOROUGH COURT DISTRICT COURT WESTBOROUGH 21,624 s.f. DCAMM This is one of the AEP Q4 ultility contract bundles. The utility RISE contractor will perform an energy audit and recommend energy and Judiciary water conservation measures. AEP project. TRIALWORCESTER COURT TRIAL COURT WORCESTER 427,457 s.f. DCAMM Existing Building Commissioning project at the Worcester District Study - Strategic Building Court. Investigation of the function of the HVAC, EMS, and Lighting Solutions (Mark Miller). systems, implementation of operational upgrades by the facility, and Contractor - Not Applicable recommendation of quick payback ECMs for the impleme (N/A ) Judiciary Public Safety 51 Sites 1,501,828 s.f. PublicCRIMINAL Safety JUSTICE TRAINING COUNCIL 0 Sites s.f. PublicDEPARTMENT Safety OF CORRECTIONS 2 Sites 430,745 s.f. DEPARTMENTMCI - FRAMINGHAM OF CORRECTIONS FRAMINGHAM 355,861 s.f. DCAMM Comprehensive energy project includes rebuilding a new power plant. Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTSOUTH MIDDLESEX OF CORRECTIONS CORRECTIONAL CENTER FRAMINGHAM 74,884 s.f. DCAMM Comprehensive energy project includes rebuilding a new power plant. Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD PublicDEPARTMENT Safety OF FIRE SERVICES 0 Sites s.f. PublicDEPARTMENT Safety OF STATE POLICE 26 Sites 273,906 s.f. DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE ANDOVER POLICE ANDOVER 4,000 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE ATHOL POLICE ATHOL 7,931 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE BOURNE POLICE S BOURNE 9,182 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE BROOKFIELD POLICE BROOKFIELD 4,190 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE CHESHIRE POLICE CHESHIRE 4,224 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE CONCORD POLICE CONCORD 4,800 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE DANVERS POLICE DANVERS 27,273 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE FOXBOROUGH POLICE FOXBOROUGH 9,280 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE HOLDEN POLICE HOLDEN 19,322 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE LEE POLICE LEE 5,354 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE LEOMINSTER POLICE LEOMINSTER 8,145 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE MEDFORD POLICE MEDFORD 12,000 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE MIDDLEBOROUGH POLICE MIDDLEBOROUGH 22,398 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE NEWBURY POLICE NEWBURY 4,200 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE NORTHAMPTON POLICE NORTHAMPTON 18,398 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD AEP Quarterly Report - Q1 2013 Appendix C: page 7 of 10 Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

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DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE NORWELL POLICE NORWELL 4,800 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE OAK BLUFFSPOLICE OAK BLUFFS 6,710 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE RUSSELL POLICE RUSSELL 7,750 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE SHELBURNE POLICE SHELBURNE 7,931 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE SPRINGFIELD POLICE SPRINGFIELD 3,716 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTPOLICE STATION OF STATE YARMOUTH POLICE YARMOUTH 11,096 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTREVERE STATE OF POLICESTATE POLICE BARRACKS REVERE 16,504 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTS. BOSTON STATE OF STATE POLICE- POLICE 125 WJD BOSTON 16,658 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTSPECIAL OPERATIONS OF STATE MARINEPOLICE DIVISION BOSTON 4,992 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTSTATE POLICE OF CRIME STATE LAB POLICE SUDBURY 25,576 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD DEPARTMENTSTURBRIDGE OF STATE STATE POLICE POLICE BARRACKS STURBRIDGE 7,476 s.f. DCAMM PLACEHOLDER FOR AEP PORTION OF POL0303 PROJECT Study - TBD. Contractor - Public Safety TBD PublicEMERGENCY Safety MANAGEMENT AGENCY 0 Sites s.f. PublicMILITARY Safety DIVISION 23 Sites 797,177 s.f. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - AYER AYER 14,832 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - BOURNE BOURNE 73,890 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - BRAINTREE BRAINTREE 18,445 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 26,700 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - DANVERS DANVERS 23,200 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - DORCHESTER BOSTON 27,354 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - FRAMINGHAM FRAMINGHAM 63,518 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - GARDNER GARDNER 18,600 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - HINGHAM HINGHAM 40,300 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - HUDSON HUDSON 39,892 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER 16,484 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - LEXINGTON LEXINGTON 31,761 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - LYNN LYNN 44,798 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - MELROSE MELROSE 25,500 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - METHUEN METHUEN 97,626 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - MIDDLEBOROUGH MIDDLEBOROUGH 17,205 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. AEP Quarterly Report - Q1 2013 Appendix C: page 8 of 10 Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

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MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - NEWBURYPORT NEWBURYPORT 23,795 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - NEWTON NEWTON 26,890 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - NORTHBRIDGE NORTHBRIDGE 17,440 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - QUINCY QUINCY 32,200 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYARMORY DIVISION - WARE WARE 18,447 s.f. DCAMM Whole Building analysis for Military division armories to be conducted PRISM Public Safety by utility vendors MILITARYCAMP EDWARDS DIVISION OTIS ANGB SANDWICH 38,300 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. MILITARYMASS NATIONAL DIVISION GUARD SUPPLY DEPOT NATICK 60,000 s.f. DCAMM Whole building analyses for Military Division Armories to be conducted Nexegen Public Safety by utility vendors. AEP project. PublicOFFICE Safety OF THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER 0 Sites s.f. PublicREGISTRY Safety OF MOTOR VEHICLES 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff's Departments 6 Sites 1,315,412 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT BARNSTABLE 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT BERKSHIRE 1 Sites 167,075 s.f. SHERIFF'SSHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT BERKSHIRE NEWBERKSHIRE PITTSFIELD 167,075 s.f. DCAMM Energy study looking at multiple ECMs including a ground mounted Study - Bales Energy Associates solar PV system. AEP project. (Bart Bales). Contractor - TBD Sheriff's Departments Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT BRISTOL 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT DUKES 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT ESSEX 2 Sites 327,269 s.f. SHERIFF'SSHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ESSEX LAWRENCE ESSEX LAWRENCE 89,726 s.f. DCAMM Retro-Commissioning Project at Sheriff Dept. Essex. AEP project. Study - TBD. Contractor - Sheriff's Departments TBD SHERIFF'SSHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ESSEX MIDDLETON ESSEX MIDDLETON 237,543 s.f. DCAMM Retro-Commissioning Project at Sheriff Dept. Essex. AEP project. Study - TBD. Contractor - Sheriff's Departments TBD Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT FRANKLIN 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT HAMPDEN 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT MIDDLESEX 1 Sites 368,594 s.f. SHERIFF'SSHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT DEPT-MIDDLESEX-BILLERICA MIDDLESEX BILLERICA 368,594 s.f. DCAMM Energy and water conservation retrofit project including lighting, hvac, Study - TRC Energy Services and water controls. AEP project. (Tom Rooney). Contractor - Sheriff's Departments TBD Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT NORFOLK 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT PLYMOUTH 1 Sites 437,553 s.f. SHERIFF'SSHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT DEPT-PLYMOUTH-MAIN PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 437,553 s.f. DCAMM Water conservation. AEP project. Study - TRC Energy Services (Tom Rooney). Contractor - TBD (To Be Determined ) Sheriff's Departments Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT SUFFOLK 0 Sites s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT WORCESTER 1 Sites 14,921 s.f. SHERIFF'SSHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT DEPT-WORCESTER-W WORCESTER BOYLSTON BOYLSTON 14,921 s.f. DCAMM Worcester County Sheriff Wind Feasibility Study. AEP project, Study - Architectural Engineers Renewable. (Nick Ferzacca). Contractor - Sheriff's Departments TBD UMASS 3 Sites 5,492,411 s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST 0 Sites s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT BOSTON 1 Sites 2,476,994 s.f. UNIVERSITYUMASS BOSTON OF MASSACHUSETTS AT BOSTON BOSTON 2,476,994 s.f. DCAMM Solar Thermal Pool Installations at Satewide Facilities. AEP project, Study - TBD. Contractor - UMASS Renewable. TBD UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT LOWELL 1 Sites 2,769,606 s.f. UNIVERSITYUMASS LOWELL OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL AT LOWELL LOWELL 2,769,606 s.f. DCAMM Campus wide Energy & Water improvement project at UMass Lowell. Study - RMF Engineering Procurement type Energy Design Build. AEP project. (Steve McAdams). Contractor - UMASS TBD UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SCHOOL 1 Sites 245,811 s.f. AEP Quarterly Report - Q1 2013 Appendix C: page 9 of 10 Appendix C: AEP Initiated Sites - as of 3/31/13

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UNIVERSITYSTATE LABORATORY OF MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE MEDICAL SCHOOLBOSTON 245,811 s.f. DCAMM ECMs included: 1.1 (Lighting), 1.2 (Lighting Controls), 4 (EMS Study - TBD. Contractor - Upgrade), 4.11 (Energy Recovery System), 5 (Efficient Plumbing TBD Fixtures), 9 (Replace hot water pumps), 12.4 (apply window film), 14.2 (Boiler Replacement Option C), 16 (CHP), 17 (Replace AHU c UMASS

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code A&F and Misc. 151 Sites 5,949,165 s.f. A&FCAPITAL and Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE 17 Sites 3,904,138 s.f. A&FCAPITAL andDCP06 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENT1010 COMM AVE & MAINTENANCE BROOKLINE 53,868 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FCAPITAL andDCP18 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTOAKDALE COMPLEX & MAINTENANCE OSP WEST BOYLSTON 41,530 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FCAPITAL andDCP24 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTOLD GRAFTON & STATEMAINTENANCE HOSPITAL OSP GRAFTON 2,660 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FCAPITAL andDCP22 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTOUR LADY OF &THE MAINTENANCE AFFLICTED RECTORY WALTHAM 5,412 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0

A&FCAPITAL andBSB05 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTSPRINGFIELD &STATE MAINTENANCE OFFICE LIBERTY ST SPRINGFIELD 21,000 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 Agency Changed

A&FCAPITAL andDCP19 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTSURPLUS LYMAN & MAINTENANCE SCHOOL FOR BOYS WESTBOROUGH 16,907 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FCAPITAL andDCP30 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTSURPLUS MEDFIELD & MAINTENANCE STATE HOSPITAL MEDFIELD 18,980 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FCAPITAL andBSB00 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTHURLEY BUILDING & MAINTENANCE BOSTON 347,022 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q3 Agency Changed A&FCAPITAL andBSB06 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTLINDEMANN BUILDING & MAINTENANCE BOSTON 225,875 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q3 Agency Changed A&FCAPITAL andDCP27 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTMASS INFORMATION & MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY CHELSEA 425,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 Status Changed CENTER A&FCAPITAL andBSB01 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTMCCORMACK BUILDING& MAINTENANCE BOSTON 800,000 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q3 Agency Changed A&FCAPITAL andBSB04 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTPITTSFIELD STATE & MAINTENANCE OFFICE SITE PITTSFIELD 54,062 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q3 Agency & Status Changed A&FCAPITAL andDCP15 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTSPRINGFIELD &STATE MAINTENANCE OFFICE DWIGHT ST SPRINGFIELD 125,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3

A&FCAPITAL andBSB03 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTSTATE HOUSE & MAINTENANCE BOSTON 650,000 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q3 Agency & Status Changed A&FCAPITAL andDCP02 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTSTATE TRANSPORTATION & MAINTENANCE BUILDING BOSTON 901,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 A&FCAPITAL andDCP10 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTLANCASTER COMPLEX & MAINTENANCE OSP LANCASTER 176,822 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FCAPITAL andDCP23 Misc. ASSET MANAGEMENTNORTH AMERICAN & MAINTENANCE INDIAN AFFAIRS BOSTON 39,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 A&FDEPARTMENT and Misc. OF VETERANS SERVICES 2 Sites 20,127 s.f. A&FDEPARTMENT andVET00 Misc. OFVETERAN'S VETERANS CEMETERYSERVICES AGAWAM AGAWAM 9,887 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Executive Office Changed A&FDEPARTMENT andVET01 Misc. OFVETERAN'S VETERANS CEMETERYSERVICES WINCHENDON WINCHENDON 10,240 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Executive Office Changed A&FDIVISION and Misc. OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING 4 Sites 57,812 s.f. A&FDIVISION andDES04 Misc. OF EMPLOYMENTJOB CENTER AND TAUNTON TRAINING TAUNTON 7,650 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q4 Status Changed A&FDIVISION andDES00 Misc. OF EMPLOYMENTJOB CENTER AND BROCKTON TRAINING BROCKTON 29,562 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FDIVISION andDES01 Misc. OF EMPLOYMENTJOB CENTER AND FALL TRAINING RIVER FALL RIVER 10,600 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FDIVISION andDES03 Misc. OF EMPLOYMENTJOB CENTER AND NEW TRAINING BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD 10,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS and Misc. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 127 Sites 1,867,088 s.f. A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC4 Misc. PLYMOUTHDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION CARVER 9,988 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG9 Misc. WINDSORDEPARTMENT RADIO OF TOWER-D1 TRANSPORTATION WINDSOR 936 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW01 Misc. ANDOVERDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION ANDOVER 8,505 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW10 Misc. BEDFORDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION BEDFORD 8,142 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW31 Misc. BOXFORDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION BOXFORD 5,080 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW38 Misc. BURLINGTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4OF TRANSPORTATION BURLINGTON 8,414 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW42 Misc. CHELMSFORDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4OF TRANSPORTATION CHELMSFORD 21,336 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW46 Misc. CROSBYDEPARTMENT CORNER OF FACILITY TRANSPORTATION CONCORD 14,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW47 Misc. ELMDEPARTMENT ST FACILITY-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION CONCORD 20,070 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 # of Bldgs & Site Status updated A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWTBD1 Misc. FoxhillDEPARTMENT Bridgehouse OF TRANSPORTATION 0 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 New Site A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW71 Misc. GLOUCESTERDEPARTMENT DRAWBRIDGE-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION GLOUCESTER 680 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW78 Misc. HAVERHILLDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION HAVERHILL 12,705 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW82 Misc. IPSWICHDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION IPSWICH 8,475 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW85 Misc. LAWRENCEDEPARTMENT MARSTEN OF TRANSPORTATION ST DEPOT-D4 LAWRENCE 12,811 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW86 Misc. LAWRENCEDEPARTMENT WINTHROP OF TRANSPORTATION AV-D4 LAWRENCE 6,250 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW90 Misc. LEXINGTON/ARLINGTONDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HQ DEPOT-D4 ARLINGTON 80,105 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed

A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWTBD2 Misc. LOWELLDEPARTMENT 131 OF TRANSPORTATION 0 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 New Site A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW94 Misc. MANCHESTERDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4OF TRANSPORTATION MANCHESTER 5,800 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW96 Misc. MEDFORDDEPARTMENT FACILITY-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION MEDFORD 29,768 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW97 Misc. METHUENDEPARTMENT PLEASANT OF TRANSPORTATION FACILITY-D4 ANDOVER 360 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA6 Misc. NEWBURYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION NEWBURY 8,815 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 # of Bldgs & Site Status updated A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC2 Misc. PEABODY/STATEDEPARTMENT OF POLICETRANSPORTATION BARRACKS4 PEABODY 17,050 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC5 Misc. READINGDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION READING 4,998 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC7 Misc. REVEREDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION REVERE 17,494 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC8 Misc. ROWLEYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION ROWLEY 12,585 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW15 Misc. SALEM/BEVERLYDEPARTMENT OF BRIDGETRANSPORTATION HOUSE-D4 BEVERLY 600 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWD0 Misc. SALISBURYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION SALISBURY 8,110 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF0 Misc. TEWKSBURYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION TEWKSBURY 18,658 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW02 Misc. ATHOLDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION ATHOL 8,900 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW03 Misc. AVONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION AVON 8,776 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW06 Misc. BARNSTABLEDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION BARNSTABLE 5,032 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW09 Misc. BECKETDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION BECKET 8,902 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW11 Misc. BELCHERTOWNDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT-D2 TRANSPORTATION BELCHERTOWN 9,801 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW12 Misc. BERNARDSTONDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT-D2 TRANSPORTATION BERNARDSTON 19,340 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW30 Misc. BOXBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT TRANSPORTATION D3 BOXBOROUGH 11,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW32 Misc. BOYLSTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION BOYLSTON 1,825 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW61 Misc. BRAGADEPARTMENT BRIDGE-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION FALL RIVER 7,120 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW33 Misc. BRAINTREEDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION BRAINTREE 27,970 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW35 Misc. BRIDGEWATERDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT-D5 TRANSPORTATION BRIDGEWATER 40,883 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW37 Misc. BUCKLANDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION BUCKLAND 11,109 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWH9 Misc. CARVERDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION CARVER 2,400 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW41 Misc. CHARLTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION CHARLTON 10,650 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW44 Misc. COHASSETDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION COHASSET 19,590 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW48 Misc. DALTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION DALTON 15,818 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW50 Misc. DARTMOUTHDEPARTMENT FAUNCE OF TRANSPORTATION CORNER-D5 DARTMOUTH 9,554 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW51 Misc. DARTMOUTHDEPARTMENT STATE OF TRANSPORTATION ROAD-D5 DARTMOUTH 12,204 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWH6 Misc. DEDHAMDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION FRAMINGHAM 6,160 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW53 Misc. DEERFIELDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION DEERFIELD 43,521 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW54 Misc. DENNISDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION DENNIS 6,480 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW57 Misc. DUXBURYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION DUXBURY 11,820 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW59 Misc. ERVINGDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION ERVING 7,179 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW62 Misc. FALLDEPARTMENT RIVER MAIN/ALTON-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION FALL RIVER 2,536 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW64 Misc. FALMOUTHDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION FALMOUTH 11,132 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW67 Misc. FOXBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT-D5 TRANSPORTATION FOXBOROUGH 7,876 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWH5 Misc. FRAMINGHAMDEPARTMENT OFFACILITY TRANSPORTATION D3 FRAMINGHAM 4,396 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW68 Misc. FRANKLINDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION FRANKLIN 15,122 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW69 Misc. FREETOWNDEPARTMENT BRALEY OF TRANSPORTATION ROAD-D5 FREETOWN 13,556 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW70 Misc. FREETOWNDEPARTMENT SO OFMAIN TRANSPORTATION STREET-D5 FREETOWN 7,092 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW73 Misc. GOSHENDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION GOSHEN 12,193 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW74 Misc. GRANBYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION GRANBY 2,400 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW75 Misc. GREENFIELDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION GREENFIELD 3,596 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW76 Misc. HANOVERDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION HANOVER 12,514 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW79 Misc. HOPKINTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION HOPKINTON 10,906 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW80 Misc. HUDSONDEPARTMENT DEPOT OF 3 TRANSPORTATION HUDSON 4,060 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW81 Misc. HUNTINGTONDEPARTMENT OFDEPOT-D1 TRANSPORTATION HUNTINGTON 8,191 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW84 Misc. LANCASTERDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION LANCASTER 14,829 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW87 Misc. LEEDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION LEE 21,489 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW88 Misc. LENOXDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION LENOX 54,409 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW93 Misc. LITTLETONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION LITTLETON 13,400 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW28 Misc. MACARTHURDEPARTMENT BLVD OF TRANSPORTATION DEPOT-D5 BOURNE 5,780 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW95 Misc. MATTAPOISETTDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT-D5 TRANSPORTATION MATTAPOISETT 12,350 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW98 Misc. MIDDLEBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION BRIDGE-D5 MIDDLEBOROUGH 7,852 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW99 Misc. MIDDLEBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION GARAGE-D5 MIDDLEBOROUGH 37,944 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA0 Misc. MIDDLEBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MAINTENANCE-D5 MIDDLEBOROUGH 7,535 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA1 Misc. MIDDLEBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TRAFFIC-D5 MIDDLEBOROUGH 7,972 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA2 Misc. MILLBURYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION MILLBURY 17,094 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA3 Misc. MILTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION MILTON 18,628 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA8 Misc. NORTHDEPARTMENT ADAMS OF DEPOT-D1 TRANSPORTATION NORTH ADAMS 14,555 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWA9 Misc. NORTHDEPARTMENT ATTLEBOROUGH OF TRANSPORTATION DEPOT-D5 NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH 11,344 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB2 Misc. NORTHAMPTONDEPARTMENT OF HEADQUARTERS TRANSPORTATION D2 NORTHAMPTON 26,194 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB3 Misc. NORTHAMPTONDEPARTMENT OF RTE TRANSPORTATION 5 DEPOT-D2 NORTHAMPTON 14,504 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB4 Misc. NORTHAMPTONDEPARTMENT OF RTE TRANSPORTATION 9 DEPOT-D2 NORTHAMPTON 10,820 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB5 Misc. NORTHBOROUGHDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONDEPOT-D3 NORTHBOROUGH 8,372 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB6 Misc. NORTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION NORTON 8,368 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB7 Misc. ORANGEDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION ORANGE 6,951 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB8 Misc. ORLEANSDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION ORLEANS 17,952 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWB9 Misc. OTISDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION OTIS 11,849 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC0 Misc. OXFORDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION OXFORD 17,862 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 # of Buildings Updated A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC1 Misc. PALMERDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION PALMER 7,823 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW07 Misc. PARKDEPARTMENT & RIDE FACILITY-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION BARNSTABLE 1,600 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC3 Misc. PITTSFIELDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION PITTSFIELD 21,836 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWC9 Misc. RUTLANDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION RUTLAND 10,310 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW29 Misc. SAGAMOREDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION BOURNE 14,148 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWD1 Misc. SANDWICHDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION SANDWICH 9,446 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWD2 Misc. SEEKONKDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION SEEKONK 5,044 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF5 Misc. SHARONDEPARTMENT WALPOLE OF TRANSPORTATION DEPOT-D5 WALPOLE 16,904 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWD4 Misc. SHEFFIELDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D1 OF TRANSPORTATION SHEFFIELD 13,929 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW27 Misc. SODEPARTMENT BOSTON D STOF FACILITY TRANSPORTATION - D4 BOSTON 29,568 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE0 Misc. SOUTHDEPARTMENT HADLEY OF DEPOT-D2 TRANSPORTATION SOUTH HADLEY 15,057 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE1 Misc. SPRINGFIELDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION SPRINGFIELD 8,331 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW63 Misc. STATEDEPARTMENT PIER FACILITY OF TRANSPORTATION FALL RIVER 96,120 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE2 Misc. STERLINGDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION STERLING 26,418 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE3 Misc. STOUGHTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION STOUGHTON 9,925 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE4 Misc. STURBRIDGEDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION STURBRIDGE 16,460 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE5 Misc. SUDBURYDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION SUDBURY 13,420 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE6 Misc. SWANSEADEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION SWANSEA 13,084 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE7 Misc. TAUNTONDEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION TAUNTON 41,510 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWE8 Misc. TAUNTONDEPARTMENT BRIDGES-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION TAUNTON 12,636 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF1 Misc. TOWNSENDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION TOWNSEND 26,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF2 Misc. TRURODEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION TRURO 8,972 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF3 Misc. UPTONDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION UPTON 14,223 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF4 Misc. UXBRIDGEDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION UXBRIDGE 9,732 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPW24 Misc. WANGDEPARTMENT BUILDING OF TRANSPORTATION BOSTON 104,096 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF6 Misc. WAREDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D2 OF TRANSPORTATION WARE 4,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWF7 Misc. WAREHAMDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION WAREHAM 10,358 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG0 Misc. WESTDEPARTMENT BROOKFIELD OF TRANSPORTATION FACILITY-D2 WEST BROOKFIELD 7,314 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG1 Misc. WESTDEPARTMENT SPRINGFIELD OF TRANSPORTATION DEPOT D2 WEST SPRINGFIELD 20,245 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG2 Misc. WESTFIELDDEPARTMENT DEPOT OF TRANSPORTATION D2 WESTFIELD 9,920 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG3 Misc. WESTFORDDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION WESTFORD 15,280 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG4 Misc. WESTMINSTERDEPARTMENT OFDEPOT-D3 TRANSPORTATION WESTMINSTER 13,972 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG5 Misc. WESTWOODDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D4 OF TRANSPORTATION WESTWOOD 22,064 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG6 Misc. WHITMANDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION WHITMAN 13,278 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG7 Misc. WILLIAMSTOWNDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT-D1 TRANSPORTATION WILLIAMSTOWN 9,300 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWG8 Misc. WINCHENDONDEPARTMENT OF DEPOT TRANSPORTATION D-2 WINCHENDON 8,309 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWH2 Misc. WORCESTERDEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS-D3 OF TRANSPORTATION WORCESTER 25,477 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWH3 Misc. WRENTHAMDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION WRENTHAM 20,123 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FMASSACHUSETTS andDPWH4 Misc. YARMOUTHDEPARTMENT DEPOT-D5 OF TRANSPORTATION YARMOUTH 8,764 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 A&FSECRETARY and Misc. OF STATE 1 Sites 100,000 s.f. A&FSECRETARY andSEC00 Misc. OF STATESTATE ARCHIVES BUILDING BOSTON 100,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 Energy and Environmental Affairs 248 Sites 5,409,178 s.f. EnergyDEPARTMENT and Environmental OF CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATION 222 Sites 5,156,496 s.f. EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC19 and Environmental OFEMMONS CONSERVATION Affairs H O'NEILL AND MEMORIAL RECREATION RINK BOSTON 30,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC45 and Environmental OFMARINE CONSERVATION Affairs PARK RESERVATION AND RECREATION BOSTON 37,480 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMTOM4 and Environmental OFMOUNT CONSERVATION Affairs TOM RESERVATION AND RECREATION HOLYOKE 16,492 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC69 and Environmental OFNANTASKET CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RESERVATION RECREATION HULL 38,415 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTOTTR4 and Environmental OFOTTER CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER STATE AND FOREST RECREATION TEMPLETON 18,046 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCD6 and Environmental OFPOOL/RINK/CONNELL CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATION MEMORIAL WEYMOUTH 38,900 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC33 and Environmental OFRINK/BAJKO CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION BOSTON 45,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC25 and Environmental OFRINK/DEVINE CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION BOSTON 40,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTWLDN2 and Environmental OFWALDEN CONSERVATION Affairs POND STATE AND RECREATIONRESERVATION CONCORD 9,404 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q3 Status Changed

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTWOMP2 and Environmental OFWOMPATUCK CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION HINGHAM 36,544 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC20 and Environmental OFBEAKE CONSERVATION Affairs BRIDGE AND RECREATION BOSTON 288 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTSNDW1 and Environmental OFDEM CONSERVATION Affairs LAND PARCEL AND RECREATION SANDWICH 9,639 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD011 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT1(SHAWME AND RECREATION CROWEL S.R) SANDWICH 5,622 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD125 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT12 (PITTSFIELD AND RECREATION S.F) PITTSFIELD 924 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD021 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT2 (MYLES AND RECREATION STANDISH S.F) CARVER 5,161 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD031 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT3 (FREETOWN AND RECREATION S.F.) FREETOWN 2,294 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD041 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT4 (GILBERT AND RECREATION HILLS S.F) FOXBOROUGH 549 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD073 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT7 (DOUGLAS AND RECREATION S.F) DOUGLAS 800 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTFD083 and Environmental OFFIRE CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT8 (OTTER AND RECREATION RIVER S.F) TEMPLETON 380 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCE1 and Environmental OFLOVELLS CONSERVATION Affairs ISLAND AND RECREATION BOSTON 4,175 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTRXHP2 and Environmental OFROXBURY CONSERVATION Affairs HERITAGE AND STATE RECREATION PARK BOSTON 20,102 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyDEPARTMENTAGAP4 and Environmental OFAGAWAM CONSERVATION Affairs STATE POOL- AND RECREATION AGAWAM AGAWAM 9,196 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTSBPL4 and Environmental OFANDREW CONSERVATION Affairs J PETRO AND POOL RECREATION SOUTHBRIDGE 9,444 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTBFPL3 and Environmental OFBENNETT CONSERVATION Affairs FIELD POOL AND RECREATION WORCESTER 12,210 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTBLST3 and Environmental OFBLACKSTONE CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER AND HERITAGE RECREATION PARK UXBRIDGE 10,672 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTBRAD2 and Environmental OFBRADLEY CONSERVATION Affairs PALMER AND STATE RECREATION PARK TOPSFIELD 70,104 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA7 and Environmental OFBREAKHEART CONSERVATION Affairs RESERVATION AND RECREATION SAUGUS 10,748 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTBRIM4 and Environmental OFBRIMFIELD CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION BRIMFIELD 16,826 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTSHPL4 and Environmental OFBUTTERY CONSERVATION Affairs BROOK ANDMEMORIAL RECREATION POOL SOUTH HADLEY 5,958 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTWRRK3 and Environmental OFCHARLES CONSERVATION Affairs J. BUFFONE AND RINK RECREATION WORCESTER 31,200 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTCHBL5 and Environmental OFCHESTER/BLANDFORD CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATION STATE FOREST CHESTER 8,132 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTCHIP4 and Environmental OFCHICOPEE CONSERVATION Affairs STATE ANDPARK RECREATION CHICOPEE 12,345 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTCLNT3 and Environmental OFCLINTON CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION CLINTON 11,725 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTGRRK4 and Environmental OFCOLLINS-MOYLAN CONSERVATION Affairs AND RINK RECREATION GREENFIELD 31,800 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTCRGW4 and Environmental OFCONNECTICUT CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER AND GREENWAYRECREATION NORTHAMPTON 9,082 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTDOUG3 and Environmental OFDOUGLAS CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FORESTAND RECREATION DOUGLAS 15,155 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA2 and Environmental OFELIOT CONSERVATION Affairs HOUSE AND RECREATION REVERE 4,000 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTFITP3 and Environmental OFFITCHBURG CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION FITCHBURG 8,209 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTGHSP4 and Environmental OFGARDNER CONSERVATION Affairs HERITAGE AND STATE RECREATION PARK GARDNER 5,580 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTGSPL2 and Environmental OFGEISLER CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND POOL RECREATION LAWRENCE 12,700 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTGCSP2 and Environmental OFGREYCOURT CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION METHUEN 6,200 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTHALB2 and Environmental OFHALIBUT CONSERVATION Affairs POINT STATE AND RECREATION RESERVATION ROCKPORT 16,027 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTHAMP4 and Environmental OFHAMPTON CONSERVATION Affairs PONDS AND STATE RECREATION PARK WESTFIELD 20,260 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTHARP2 and Environmental OFHAROLD CONSERVATION Affairs PARKER ANDSTATE RECREATION FOREST NORTH READING 10,144 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTNWRK2 and Environmental OFHENRY CONSERVATION Affairs GRAF SKATING AND RECREATION RINK NEWBURYPORT 29,614 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTHKRK4 and Environmental OFHENRY CONSERVATION Affairs J FITZPATRICK AND RECREATION RINK HOLYOKE 27,921 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTHGPL2 and Environmental OFHIGGINS CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION LAWRENCE 11,689 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTHHSP4 and Environmental OFHOLYOKE CONSERVATION Affairs HERITAGE AND STATE RECREATION PARK HOLYOKE 93,900 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTSFPL4 and Environmental OFJOHN CONSERVATION Affairs H THOMAS MEMORIALAND RECREATION POOL SPRINGFIELD 8,962 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTLDPL4 and Environmental OFJOHN CONSERVATION Affairs THOMPSON AND POOL RECREATION LUDLOW 7,757 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTLDEN4 and Environmental OFLAKE CONSERVATION Affairs DENNISON ANDRECREATION RECREATION AREA WINCHENDON 3,334 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTLLOR4 and Environmental OFLAKE CONSERVATION Affairs LORRAINE STATEAND RECREATION PARK SPRINGFIELD 2,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTLWHP2 and Environmental OFLAWRENCE CONSERVATION Affairs HERITAGE AND RECREATIONSTATE PARK LAWRENCE 30,897 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTLMPL3 and Environmental OFLEOMINSTER CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION LEOMINSTER 9,700 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTLMSF3 and Environmental OFLEOMINSTER CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION WESTMINSTER 6,798 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC82 and Environmental OFLYNN/NAHANT CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RECREATION NAHANT 15,140 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMAUD2 and Environmental OFMAUDSLAY CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION NEWBURYPORT 32,317 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTPBRK2 and Environmental OFMCVANN CONSERVATION Affairs O'KEEFE AND MEMORIAL RECREATION RINK PEABODY 30,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC72 and Environmental OFMDC CONSERVATION Affairs MYSTIC DIST/BAIT AND RECREATION SHOP LYNN 4,096 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC74 and Environmental OFMIDDLESEX CONSERVATION Affairs FELLS AND RESERVATION RECREATION MALDEN 1,344 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMORE3 and Environmental OFMOORE CONSERVATION Affairs STATE PARK AND RECREATION PAXTON 6,183 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWACH3 and Environmental OFMOUNT CONSERVATION Affairs WACHUSETT AND RESERVATION RECREATION PRINCETON 17,947 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC83 and Environmental OFNAHANT CONSERVATION Affairs DIVISION AND MAINT RECREATION FACILITY NAHANT 11,792 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTPURG3 and Environmental OFPURGATORY CONSERVATION Affairs CHASM AND STATE RECREATION RESERVATION SUTTON 7,022 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3

EnergyDEPARTMENTQUIN3 and Environmental OFQUINSIGAMOND CONSERVATION Affairs STATEAND RECREATION PARK WORCESTER 17,223 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTSFRK4 and Environmental OFRAY CONSERVATION Affairs SMEAD MEMORIAL AND RECREATION RINK SPRINGFIELD 27,467 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTR3HQ3 and Environmental OFREGIONAL CONSERVATION Affairs HEADQUARTERS AND RECREATION CLINTON 2,560 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA4 and Environmental OFREVERE CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH RESERVATION AND RECREATION REVERE 34,950 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA5 and Environmental OFREVERE CONSERVATION Affairs DIVISION AND MAINT RECREATION FACILITY REVERE 2,950 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA6 and Environmental OFRINK/PAUL CONSERVATION Affairs CRONIN AND MEMORIAL RECREATION REVERE 38,400 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC73 and Environmental OFRINK/WILLIAM CONSERVATION Affairs CONNERY AND RECREATION MEMORIAL LYNN 35,000 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTROBN4 and Environmental OFROBINSON CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION AGAWAM 7,403 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTRTLD3 and Environmental OFRUTLAND CONSERVATION Affairs STATE PARKAND RECREATION RUTLAND 8,002 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTSALB2 and Environmental OFSALISBURY CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND STATE RECREATION RESERVATION SALISBURY 26,193 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated

EnergyDEPARTMENTCHPL4 and Environmental OFSARA CONSERVATION Affairs JANE SHERMAN AND MEMORIAL RECREATION POOL CHICOPEE 9,910 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTMLPL3 and Environmental OFSENATOR CONSERVATION Affairs P. EUGENE AND CASEY RECREATION STATE POOL MILFORD 8,640 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3

EnergyDEPARTMENTGDRK4 and Environmental OFSKATING CONSERVATION Affairs RINK GARDNER AND RECREATION GARDNER 31,720 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTSPEN3 and Environmental OFSPENCER CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FOREST AND RECREATION SPENCER 5,146 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTUPTN3 and Environmental OFUPTON CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FOREST AND RECREATION UPTON 10,490 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTVHPL3 and Environmental OFVERNON CONSERVATION Affairs HILL PLAYGROUND AND RECREATION POOL WORCESTER 11,990 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTHVRK2 and Environmental OFVETERANS CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATIONRINK HAVERHIL HAVERHILL 33,412 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q4

EnergyDEPARTMENTNARK5 and Environmental OFVIETNAM CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND SKATING RECREATION RINK NORTH ADAMS 25,410 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC60 and Environmental OFWACHUSETT CONSERVATION Affairs RESERVOIR AND RECREATION WATERSHED CLINTON 26,260 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC59 and Environmental OFWACHUSETT CONSERVATION Affairs RESVR AND WATERSHED RECREATION CLINTON 32,315 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC1B and Environmental OFWARE CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER WATERSHED AND RECREATION OAKHAM 4,848 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWELL4 and Environmental OFWELLS CONSERVATION Affairs STATE PARK AND RECREATION STURBRIDGE 4,585 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWEST3 and Environmental OFWESTMINSTER CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION WESTMINSTER 48,910 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWILB3 and Environmental OFWILLARD CONSERVATION Affairs BROOK ANDSTATE RECREATION FOREST ASHBY 14,443 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWILD2 and Environmental OFWILLOWDALE CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION IPSWICH 1,932 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC64 and Environmental OFALLIED CONSERVATION Affairs VETERANS AND MEMORIA RECREATION POOL/RINK EVERETT 57,500 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA8 and Environmental OFAMELIA CONSERVATION Affairs EAIRHART AND DAM RECREATION SOMERVILLE 23,125 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTAMES2 and Environmental OFAMES CONSERVATION Affairs NOWELL STATE AND PARK-RECREATION ABINGTON ABINGTON 2,818 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1

EnergyDEPARTMENTASHL3 and Environmental OFASHLAND CONSERVATION Affairs STATE PARKAND RECREATION ASHLAND 1,937 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTBEAR5 and Environmental OFBEARTOWN CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION MONTEREY 15,324 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC04 and Environmental OFBEAVER CONSERVATION Affairs BROOK RESERVATION AND RECREATION BELMONT 9,259 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCA9 and Environmental OFBLESSING CONSERVATION Affairs OF THE AND BAY RECREATION SOMERVILLE 1,950 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC78 and Environmental OFBLUE CONSERVATION Affairs HILLS DIVISION AND MAINT RECREATION FACILITY MILTON 29,240 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC79 and Environmental OFBLUE CONSERVATION Affairs HILLS RESERVATION AND RECREATION MILTON 103,371 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC29 and Environmental OFBRAINARD CONSERVATION Affairs STREET AND HOUSE RECREATION BOSTON 6,524 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCE0 and Environmental OFBROOKWOOD CONSERVATION Affairs FARM AND RECREATION CANTON 10,029 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTCALL3 and Environmental OFCALLAHAN CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION FRAMINGHAM 2,930 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC43 and Environmental OFCARSON CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RECREATION BOSTON 12,436 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC41 and Environmental OFCASS CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL POOL AND RECREATION BOSTON 5,900 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC44 and Environmental OFCASTLE CONSERVATION Affairs ISLAND AND RECREATION BOSTON 189,213 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC18 and Environmental OFCHARLES CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER DAM AND RECREATION BOSTON 32,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC86 and Environmental OFCHARLES CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER RESVN AND RECREATION - NEWTON NEWTON 2,400 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCC3 and Environmental OFCHARLES CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER RESVN AND RECREATION - WALTHAM WALTHAM 3,200 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC46 and Environmental OFCHARLES CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER RESVN/HAVEY AND RECREATION BEACH BOSTON 1,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC13 and Environmental OFCHARLES CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER RSRV/ALLSTON AND RECREATION POOL BOSTON 12,800 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC87 and Environmental OFCHARLESRIVER CONSERVATION Affairs RESVN/BOATHOUSE- AND RECREATION NEWTON 3,884 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 NEWTON EnergyDEPARTMENTCLSF5 and Environmental OFCLARKSBURG CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION CLARKSBURG 7,550 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTCOCH3 and Environmental OFCOCHITUATE CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION WAYLAND 11,437 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC27 and Environmental OFCONSTITUTION CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RECREATION BOSTON 33,700 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTDARF5 and Environmental OFD.A.R. CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FOREST AND RECREATION GOSHEN 10,467 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCC8 and Environmental OFDEALTRY CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION WATERTOWN 4,920 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTDEML1 and Environmental OFDEMAREST CONSERVATION Affairs LLOYD AND STATE RECREATION PARK DARTMOUTH 2,530 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTDIGR1 and Environmental OFDIGHTON CONSERVATION Affairs ROCK STATE AND RECREATION PARK BERKLEY 2,777 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCB1 and Environmental OFDILBOY CONSERVATION Affairs STADIUM AND AND RECREATION POOL SOMERVILLE 19,600 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTFRRK1 and Environmental OFDRISCOLL CONSERVATION Affairs SKATING AND RINK RECREATION FALL RIVER 35,865 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTELLS1 and Environmental OFELLISVILLE CONSERVATION Affairs HARBOR AND STATE RECREATION PARK PLYMOUTH 8,052 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC62 and Environmental OFELM CONSERVATION Affairs BANK RESERVATION AND RECREATION WELLESLEY 81,083 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTERVF4 and Environmental OFERVING CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FOREST AND RECREATION ERVING 8,932 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTFGIL1 and Environmental OFF. CONSERVATION AffairsGILBERT HILLS ANDSTATE RECREATION FOREST FOXBOROUGH 12,572 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC77 and Environmental OFFLYNN CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RINK RECREATION MEDFORD 28,500 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTFTPH1 and Environmental OFFORT CONSERVATION Affairs PHOENIX BEACH AND RECREATION RESERVATION FAIRHAVEN 5,628 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC68 and Environmental OFFORT CONSERVATION Affairs REVERE RESERVATION AND RECREATION HULL 9,284 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTFREE1 and Environmental OFFREETOWN CONSERVATION Affairs FALL ANDRIVER RECREATION STATE FOREST FREETOWN 8,959 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCD9 and Environmental OFGEORGES CONSERVATION Affairs ISLAND AND RECREATION BOSTON 1,044,492 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCD2 and Environmental OFGOLF CONSERVATION Affairs COURSE/LEO AND J. MARTIN RECREATION MEMORIAL WESTON 13,672 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC56 and Environmental OFGOLF CONSERVATION Affairs COURSE/PONKAPOAG AND RECREATION CANTON 19,590 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTGRAN5 and Environmental OFGRANVILLE CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION GRANVILLE 3,940 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTGBFM2 and Environmental OFGREAT CONSERVATION Affairs BROOK FARM AND STATE RECREATION PARK CARLISLE 54,416 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC21 and Environmental OFHARBOR CONSERVATION Affairs REGION ANDHEADQUARTERS RECREATION BOSTON 12,750 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTFRHP1 and Environmental OFHERITAGE CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION FALL RIVER 16,125 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTNBRK1 and Environmental OFHETLAND CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND SKATINGRECREATION ARENA NEW BEDFORD 36,271 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC75 and Environmental OFHOLLAND CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND POOLRECREATION MALDEN 13,825 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTHPSP3 and Environmental OFHOPKINTON CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION HOPKINTON 17,164 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTAUBR3 and Environmental OFHORGAN CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND SKATING RECREATION RINK AUBURN 31,844 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 Status Changed EnergyDEPARTMENTHBCH1 and Environmental OFHORSENECK CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RESERVATION RECREATION WESTPORT 20,072 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTPLRK1 and Environmental OFJOHN CONSERVATION Affairs A ARMSTRONG AND MEMORIAL RECREATION RINK PLYMOUTH 36,271 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTBRRK2 and Environmental OFJOHN CONSERVATION Affairs G ASIAF MEMORIAL AND RECREATION RINK BROCKTON 45,219 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMLRK3 and Environmental OFJOHN CONSERVATION Affairs J NAVIN RINK AND RECREATION MARLBOROUGH 33,800 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTLLRK2 and Environmental OFJOHN CONSERVATION Affairs JANAS SKATING AND RINKRECREATION LOWELL 30,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTSKIN4 and Environmental OFJOSEPH CONSERVATION Affairs ALLEN SKINNER AND RECREATION STATE PARK HADLEY 17,654 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC37 and Environmental OFKELLY CONSERVATION Affairs RINK AND RECREATION BOSTON 1,500 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTFRPL1 and Environmental OFLAFAYETTE CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION FALL RIVER 8,624 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTLWSP4 and Environmental OFLAKE CONSERVATION Affairs WYOLA STATE AND PARK RECREATION SHUTESBURY 5,352 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCB3 and Environmental OFLATTA CONSERVATION Affairs BROTHERS AND MEMORIAL RECREATION POOL SOMERVILLE 7,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCE2 and Environmental OFLLOYD CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND POOL RECREATION MELROSE 15,194 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTLLHP2 and Environmental OFLOWELL CONSERVATION Affairs HERITAGE AND STATE RECREATION PARK LOWELL 22,811 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC22 and Environmental OFMALIBU CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RECREATION BOSTON 2,356 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTCORR1 and Environmental OFMARTHAS CONSERVATION Affairs VINEYARD AND STATE RECREATION FOREST EDGARTOWN 7,538 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMASS1 and Environmental OFMASSASOIT CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION TAUNTON 9,780 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC14 and Environmental OFMDC CONSERVATION Affairs BRIGHTON UPPER AND RECREATION BASIN FACILITY BOSTON 64,700 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC23 and Environmental OFMDC CONSERVATION Affairs WAREHOUSE AND RECREATION BOSTON 4,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC1C and Environmental OFMIDDLESEX CONSERVATION Affairs FELLS AND NORTH RECREATION CENTRAL FACIL STONEHAM 46,454 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCF9 and Environmental OFMISCELLANEOUS CONSERVATION Affairs ANDMDC RECREATION- BOSTON BOSTON 28,525 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCF6 and Environmental OFMISCELLANEOUS CONSERVATION Affairs ANDMDC RECREATION- NEWTON NEWTON 3,800 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMHWK5 and Environmental OFMOHAWK CONSERVATION Affairs TRAIL STATE AND RECREATION FOREST HAWLEY 27,515 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMGRY5 and Environmental OFMOUNT CONSERVATION Affairs GREYLOCK AND RESERVATION RECREATION NEW ASHFORD 32,681 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMSUG4 and Environmental OFMOUNT CONSERVATION Affairs SUGARLOAF AND RESERVATION RECREATION DEERFIELD 17,182 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMWAS5 and Environmental OFMOUNT CONSERVATION Affairs WASHINGTON AND RECREATIONSTATE FOREST MOUNT WASHINGTON 3,694 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMGRC4 and Environmental OFMT CONSERVATION Affairs GRACE STATE ANDFOREST RECREATION WARWICK 3,793 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTHKSP4 and Environmental OFMT.HOLYOKE CONSERVATION Affairs RANGE AND STATERECREATION PARK AMHERST 10,992 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMSSF1 and Environmental OFMYLES CONSERVATION Affairs STANDISH ANDSTATE RECREATION FOREST CARVER 50,172 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC00 and Environmental OFMYSTIC CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER RESERVATION AND RECREATION ARLINGTON 2,512 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTNBDG5 and Environmental OFNATURAL CONSERVATION Affairs BRIDGE AND STATE RECREATION FOREST NORTH ADAMS 1,960 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC80 and Environmental OFNEPONSET CONSERVATION Affairs DISTRICT AND SPECIAL RECREATION SERVICES MILTON 4,028 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC31 and Environmental OFNEPONSET CONSERVATION Affairs RIVER AND PARK RECREATION RESERVATION BOSTON 1,732 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 # of Buildings Updated

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTNICK1 and Environmental OFNICKERSON CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND PARK RECREATION BREWSTER 29,859 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWGHP5 and Environmental OFNORTH CONSERVATION Affairs ADAMS AUTHOR AND RECREATION MUSEUM WESTMINSTER 7,020 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC84 and Environmental OFNORTH CONSERVATION Affairs QUABBIN ANDWATERSHED RECREATION NEW SALEM 6,322 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTOAKF3 and Environmental OFOAKES CONSERVATION Affairs AMES MEMORIAL AND RECREATION PARK EASTON 28,778 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTOCTM5 and Environmental OFOCTOBER CONSERVATION Affairs MOUNTAIN AND STATERECREATION FOREST LEE 8,389 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC24 and Environmental OFOLD CONSERVATION Affairs COLONY DIVISION AND RECREATION MAINT FACILITY BOSTON 33,200 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC71 and Environmental OFPEDDOCKS CONSERVATION Affairs ISLAND AND RECREATION HULL 35,758 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTPITT5 and Environmental OFPITTSFIELD CONSERVATION Affairs STATE AND FOREST RECREATION PITTSFIELD 12,971 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTPLSP1 and Environmental OFPLYMOUTH CONSERVATION Affairs ROCK AND STATE RECREATION PARK AND PIER PLYMOUTH 2,376 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC15 and Environmental OFPOOL CONSERVATION Affairs & RINK/REILLY AND MEMORIALRECREATION BOSTON 40,862 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 # of Bldgs & SF updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC16 and Environmental OFPOOL/ARTESANI CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATION BOSTON 4,120 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCB8 and Environmental OFPOOL/HALL CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL/FELLS AND RECREATION RSRV STONEHAM 9,080 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC53 and Environmental OFPOOL/MCCREHAN CONSERVATION Affairs AND MEMORIAL RECREATION CAMBRIDGE 3,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC32 and Environmental OFPOOL/OLSEN CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION BOSTON 48,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC57 and Environmental OFPOOL/VIETNAM CONSERVATION Affairs VETERANS AND RECREATION MEMORIAL CHELSEA 8,354 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC90 and Environmental OFQUABBIN CONSERVATION Affairs FISHING AND AREA RECREATION 1 PELHAM 833 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC85 and Environmental OFQUABBIN CONSERVATION Affairs FISHING AND AREA RECREATION 2 NEW SALEM 738 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC65 and Environmental OFQUABBIN CONSERVATION Affairs FISHING AND AREA RECREATION 3 HARDWICK 809 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC03 and Environmental OFQUABBIN/WARE CONSERVATION Affairs HQ AND & RECREATIONPARK BELCHERTOWN 53,952 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC96 and Environmental OFQUINCY CONSERVATION Affairs HOMESTEAD AND RECREATION QUINCY 19,741 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTLLPL2 and Environmental OFRAYMOND CONSERVATION Affairs LORD POOLAND RECREATION LOWELL 11,577 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTR4HQ4 and Environmental OFREGION CONSERVATION Affairs 4 HEADQUARTERS AND RECREATION AMHERST 10,200 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTBREW1 and Environmental OFREWSTER CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FOREST AND RECREATION BREWSTER 39,405 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC47 and Environmental OFRINK/BRYAN CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION BOSTON 39,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC17 and Environmental OFRINK/DALY CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION BOSTON 33,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 # of Buildings Updated EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC54 and Environmental OFRINK/SIMONI CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION CAMBRIDGE 33,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC81 and Environmental OFRINK/ULIN CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION MILTON 54,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCC7 and Environmental OFRINK/VETERANS CONSERVATION Affairs AND RECREATION WALTHAM 30,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTSVYM5 and Environmental OFSAVOY CONSERVATION Affairs MOUNTAIN AND STATE RECREATION FOREST SAVOY 9,292 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC12 and Environmental OFSCIENCE CONSERVATION Affairs PK/CRAIGIE AND BRIDGE/LOCS RECREATION BOSTON 11,300 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTSCUS1 and Environmental OFSCUSSET CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH STATE AND RECREATION RESVN - BOURNE SANDWICH 16,734 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyDEPARTMENTSHCR1 and Environmental OFSHAWME CONSERVATION Affairs CROWELL AND STATE RECREATION FOREST SANDWICH 21,657 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC1A and Environmental OFSHEA CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL ANDRINK RECREATION QUINCY 30,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTR5HQ5 and Environmental OFSOUTH CONSERVATION Affairs MOUNTAIN AND REG. RECREATION 5 HQ PITTSFIELD 9,124 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC38 and Environmental OFSOUTHWEST CONSERVATION Affairs CORRIDOR AND RECREATION PARK BOSTON 17,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTATTP1 and Environmental OFSPATCHER CONSERVATION Affairs POOL AND RECREATION ATTLEBORO 9,628 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC11 and Environmental OFSTERITI CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RINK RECREATION BOSTON 40,800 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC34 and Environmental OFSTONY CONSERVATION Affairs BROOK DIV AND MAINT RECREATION FACILITY BOSTON 7,586 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC35 and Environmental OFSTONY CONSERVATION Affairs BROOK RESERVATION AND RECREATION BOSTON 8,080 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCH3 and Environmental OFSUDBURY CONSERVATION Affairs WATERSHED AND RECREATION SOUTHBOROUGH 4,600 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC26 and Environmental OFTENEAN CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RECREATION BOSTON 1,672 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTTNRK1 and Environmental OFTHEODORE CONSERVATION Affairs J. ALEXIO,JR.RINK AND RECREATION TAUNTON 30,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTOTIS5 and Environmental OFTOLLAND CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FORESTAND RECREATION OTIS 7,889 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC52 and Environmental OFVERTERAN'S CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATION POOL CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 7,400 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4

EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCB2 and Environmental OFVETERANS CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATIONRINK SOMERVILLE 32,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTFKRK1 and Environmental OFVETERANS CONSERVATION Affairs MEMORIAL AND RECREATIONRINK FRANKLIN FRANKLIN 33,000 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3

EnergyDEPARTMENTWBNR1 and Environmental OFWAQUOIT CONSERVATION Affairs BAY NERR AND RECREATION FALMOUTH 14,157 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWATS1 and Environmental OFWATSON CONSERVATION Affairs POND STATE AND RECREATIONPARK TAUNTON 2,732 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWNDL4 and Environmental OFWENDELL CONSERVATION Affairs STATE ANDFOREST RECREATION WENDELL 5,344 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 EnergyDEPARTMENTWEBB2 and Environmental OFWILLIAM CONSERVATION Affairs WEBB MEMORIAL AND RECREATION PARK WEYMOUTH 40,068 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENTWNDS5 and Environmental OFWINDSOR CONSERVATION Affairs STATE FORESTAND RECREATION WINDSOR 1,509 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDCD8 and Environmental OFWINTHROP CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RECREATION WINTHROP 1,100 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENTMDC99 and Environmental OFWOLLASTON CONSERVATION Affairs BEACH AND RESERVATION RECREATION QUINCY 2,280 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 EnergyDEPARTMENT and Environmental OF ENVIRONMENTAL Affairs PROTECTION 1 Sites 36,100 s.f. EnergyDEPARTMENTEQE01 and Environmental OFSTATE ENVIRONMENTAL Affairs MATERIAL RECOVERY PROTECTION FACILITY SPRINGFIELD 36,100 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyDEPARTMENT and Environmental OF FOOD Affairs AND AGRICULTURE 1 Sites 14,052 s.f. EnergyDEPARTMENTAGR01 and Environmental OFEASTERN FOOD Affairs AND STATES AGRICULTURE EXPOSITION GROUNDS WEST SPRINGFIELD 14,052 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3

EnergyFISHERIES and Environmental WILDLIFE Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT 24 Sites 202,530 s.f. EnergyFISHERIESFWE33 and Environmental WILDLIFEFLOOD Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL LAW ENFORCEMENTSHREWSBURY 2,160 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyFISHERIESFWE31 and Environmental WILDLIFEGAME Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL FARM LAW ENFORCEMENTSANDWICH 312 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyFISHERIESFWE41 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & WESTBOROUGHENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTWESTBOROUGH 17,655 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 EnergyFISHERIESFWE45 and Environmental WILDLIFEANNISQUAM Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL RIVER MARINE LAW FISHERY ENFORCEMENT STN GLOUCESTER 21,132 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code EnergyFISHERIESFWE01 and Environmental WILDLIFEAYER Affairs & ENVIRONMENTALGAME FARM LAW ENFORCEMENTAYER 14,596 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE21 and Environmental WILDLIFEPLUM Affairs & ENVIRONMENTALISLAND FISHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTNEWBURYPORT 4,366 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE27 and Environmental WILDLIFEROGER Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL REED SALMON HATCHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTPALMER 13,430 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE20 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & WINNIMUSETTENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTNEW BRAINTREE 10,336 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE44 and Environmental WILDLIFEARTHUR Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL F.SULLIVAN FISH LAW HATCHERY ENFORCEMENTSANDWICH 9,152 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE18 and Environmental WILDLIFEBITZER Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL FISH HATCHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTMONTAGUE 8,717 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE10 and Environmental WILDLIFECRANE Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL FISH AND WILDLIFE LAW PRESERVE ENFORCEMENTFALMOUTH 1,194 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE29 and Environmental WILDLIFEDISTRICT Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL HEADQUARTERS- LAW PITTSFIELD ENFORCEMENTPITTSFIELD 3,776 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

EnergyFISHERIESFWE09 and Environmental WILDLIFEFWE Affairs & DISTRICT ENVIRONMENTAL HEADQUARTERS LAW ENFORCEMENTDALTON 2,816 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE23 and Environmental WILDLIFELOBSTER Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL HATCHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTOAK BLUFFS 5,115 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE04 and Environmental WILDLIFEMCLAUGHLIN Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL STATE TROUT LAW HATCHERY ENFORCEMENTBELCHERTOWN 13,103 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

EnergyFISHERIESFWE00 and Environmental WILDLIFENORTHEAST Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL DISTRICT HEADQUARTER LAW ENFORCEMENTACTON 5,055 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE32 and Environmental WILDLIFESANDWICH Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL FISH HATCHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTSANDWICH 4,323 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE05 and Environmental WILDLIFESOUTHEAST Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL DISTRICT HEADQRTRS LAW ENFORCEMENTBOURNE 10,076 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 EnergyFISHERIESFWE34 and Environmental WILDLIFESUNDERLAND Affairs & ENVIRONMENTAL FISH HATCHERY LAW ENFORCEMENTSUNDERLAND 12,740 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE16 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & HOUSATONICENVIRONMENTAL RIVER LAW VALLEY ENFORCEMENTLENOX 3,220 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE28 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & PERUENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTPERU 1,196 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE42 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & SAVOYENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENTWINDSOR 600 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE07 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & STAFFORDENVIRONMENTAL HILL LAW ENFORCEMENTCHESHIRE 21,733 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 EnergyFISHERIESFWE03 and Environmental WILDLIFEWMA Affairs & SWIFTENVIRONMENTAL RIVER LAW ENFORCEMENTBELCHERTOWN 15,727 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 Health and Human Services 89 Sites 8,334,779 s.f. HealthCHELSEA and Human SOLDIERS' Services HOME 1 Sites 491,488 s.f. HealthCHELSEACHE00 and Human SOLDIERS' ServicesSOLDIERS HOME HOME - CHELSEA CHELSEA 491,488 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 Sq. Ft. updated HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES 41 Sites 2,233,889 s.f. HealthDEPARTMENTDMR21 and Human Services OFGLAVIN DEVELOPMENTAL REGIONAL SERVICESCENTER SHREWSBURY 120,868 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR53 and Human Services OFMONSON DEVELOPMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER PALMER 602,670 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR27 and Human Services OFWALTER DEVELOPMENTAL E. FERNALD SERVICES SCHOOL WALTHAM 989,192 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR25 and Human Services OFTEMPLETON DEVELOPMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER TEMPLETON 272,798 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1

HealthDEPARTMENTDMR00 and Human Services OFACTON DEVELOPMENTAL - LGR REGION SERVICES III ACTON 4,080 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR35 and Human Services OFBELCHERTOWN DEVELOPMENTAL - LGR SERVICES REGION I BELCHERTOWN 9,075 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR45 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - ACTON SERVICES ACTON 999 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR46 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - DORCHESTER SERVICES BOSTON 999 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code HealthDEPARTMENTDMR47 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - FRAMINGHAM SERVICES FRAMINGHAM 1,998 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR40 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - LANCASTER SERVICES LANCASTER 999 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR42 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - SAUGUS SERVICES SAUGUS 999 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR43 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - TAUNTON SERVICES TAUNTON 1,998 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR48 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - WALTHAM SERVICES WALTHAM 3,996 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR44 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - WAREHAM SERVICES WAREHAM 999 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR49 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - WESTBORO SERVICES WESTBOROUGH 1,998 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR41 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL - WORCESTER SERVICES WORCESTER 2,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR38 and Human Services OFDMR DEVELOPMENTAL GROUP HOME SERVICES DANVERS 8,051 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR12 and Human Services OFLEXINGTON DEVELOPMENTAL - LGR REGION SERVICES III LEXINGTON 6,956 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR01 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION I AMHERST SERVICES AMHERST 7,224 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR20 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION I PITTSFIELD SERVICES PITTSFIELD 11,228 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR22 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION I SPRINGFIELD SERVICES SPRINGFIELD 7,006 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR29 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION I WESTFIELD SERVICES WESTFIELD 6,132 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR09 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION II GARDNER SERVICES GARDNER 27,120 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR11 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION II GRAFTON SERVICES GRAFTON 19,356 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR37 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION II RUTLAND SERVICES RUTLAND 3,432 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR05 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION III DANVERS SERVICES DANVERS 7,252 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR10 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION III GEORGETOWN SERVICES GEORGETOWN 7,886 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR13 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION III LYNNFIELD SERVICES LYNNFIELD 6,280 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR18 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION III NORTH SERVICES READING NORTH READING 4,196 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR26 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION III TEWKSBURY SERVICES TEWKSBURY 6,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR02 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION V BROCKTON SERVICES BROCKTON 3,700 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR03 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION V CANTON SERVICES CANTON 4,055 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR07 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION V FOXBOROUGH SERVICES FOXBOROUGH 3,269 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR16 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION V NEW SERVICES BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD 3,770 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR19 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION V NORTON SERVICES NORTON 2,830 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR34 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION V WRENTHAM SERVICES WRENTHAM 25,655 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR14 and Human Services OFLGR DEVELOPMENTAL REGION VI MEDFIELD SERVICES MEDFIELD 3,014 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR39 and Human Services OFMIDDLETON DEVELOPMENTAL COLONY SERVICES MIDDLETON 900 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR32 and Human Services OFSHREWSBURY- DEVELOPMENTAL LGR REGIONSERVICES II SHREWSBURY 2,800 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR23 and Human Services OFTAUNTON DEVELOPMENTAL - LGR REGION SERVICES V TAUNTON 36,898 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMR28 and Human Services OFWELLESLEY- DEVELOPMENTAL LGR REGION SERVICES II WELLESLEY 3,011 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF MENTAL HEALTH 28 Sites 2,221,646 s.f. HealthDEPARTMENTDMH06 and Human Services OFBROCKTON MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH CTR BROCKTON 55,000 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 Status Changed

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code HealthDEPARTMENTDMH05 and Human Services OFCAPE MENTAL COD/ISLANDS HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH CTR BOURNE 34,598 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 Status Changed

HealthDEPARTMENTDMH11 and Human Services OFCORRIGAN MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH CTR FALL RIVER 69,717 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 Status Changed HealthDEPARTMENTDMH16 and Human Services OFHARRY MENTAL C. HEALTHSOLOMON MNTL HEALTH LOWELL 67,456 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 Status Changed CENTER HealthDEPARTMENTDMH26 and Human Services OFQUINCY MENTAL MENTAL HEALTH HEALTH CENTER QUINCY 66,332 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 Status Changed HealthDEPARTMENTDMH02 and Human Services OFSOLOMON MENTAL HEALTH CARTER FULLER MENTAL BOSTON 327,267 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 HEALTH HealthDEPARTMENTDMH32 and Human Services OFTAUNTON MENTAL HEALTH STATE HOSPITAL TAUNTON 361,907 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 Status Changed HealthDEPARTMENTDMH40 and Human Services OFWESTERN MENTAL HEALTHMA AREA OFFICE NORTHAMPTON 86,147 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 # of Bldgs & Site Status updated HealthDEPARTMENTDMH37 and Human Services OFWORCESTER MENTAL HEALTH STATE HOSPITAL WORCESTER 474,398 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q2 # of Bldgs & Site Status updated HealthDEPARTMENTDMH00 and Human Services OFCHOICE MENTAL HOUSING HEALTH ANDOVER ANDOVER 5,082 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH07 and Human Services OFCHOICE MENTAL HOUSING HEALTH BROOKLINE BROOKLINE 4,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH08 and Human Services OFCHOICE MENTAL HOUSING HEALTH CHELSEA CHELSEA 4,087 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH09 and Human Services OFCHOICE MENTAL HOUSING HEALTH DANVERS DANVERS 5,256 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH41 and Human Services OFDMH MENTAL GROUP HEALTH HOME DANVERS 4,563 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH10 and Human Services OFFALL MENTAL RIVER HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING FALL RIVER 3,545 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH12 and Human Services OFFALMOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING FALMOUTH 5,885 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH13 and Human Services OFFRANKLIN MENTAL HEALTH COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH GREENFIELD 14,763 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 ASSOC HealthDEPARTMENTDMH29 and Human Services OFGANDARA MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH CENTER SPRINGFIELD 9,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH14 and Human Services OFHAVERHILL MENTAL HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING HAVERHILL 4,087 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH17 and Human Services OFLYNN MENTAL CHOICE HEALTH HOUSING LYNN 3,209 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH20 and Human Services OFNANTUCKET MENTAL HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING NANTUCKET 5,471 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH24 and Human Services OFNORTHAMPTON MENTAL HEALTH CTR FOR NORTHAMPTON 18,048 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 CHILDREN/FAMILY HealthDEPARTMENTDMH28 and Human Services OFSAUGUS MENTAL CHOICE HEALTH HOUSING SAUGUS 4,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH31 and Human Services OFSWAMPSCOTT MENTAL HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING SWAMPSCOTT 5,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH04 and Human Services OFW. MENTAL ROXBURY HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING BOSTON 2,944 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH33 and Human Services OFWENHAM MENTAL HEALTHCHOICE HOUSING WENHAM 2,161 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDMH34 and Human Services OFWESTBOROUGH MENTAL HEALTH STATE HOSPITAL WESTBOROUGH 571,853 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 Implementation & Status Changed HealthDEPARTMENTDMH36 and Human Services OFWHITMAN MENTAL HEALTH CHOICE HOUSING WHITMAN 5,270 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF PUBLIC HEALTH 4 Sites 2,355,208 s.f. HealthDEPARTMENTDPH00 and Human Services OFLEMUEL PUBLIC HEALTHSHATTUCK HOSPITAL BOSTON 702,471 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDPH02 and Human Services OFMASS PUBLIC HOSPITAL HEALTH SCHOOL CANTON 457,080 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDPH03 and Human Services OFTEWKSBURY PUBLIC HEALTH STATE HOSPITAL TEWKSBURY 1,025,922 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 HealthDEPARTMENTDPH04 and Human Services OFWESTERN PUBLIC HEALTH MASS HOSPITAL WESTFIELD 169,735 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 Status Changed HealthDEPARTMENT and Human Services OF YOUTH SERVICES 14 Sites 787,317 s.f. HealthDEPARTMENTDYS15 and Human Services OFDYS YOUTH - TAUNTON SERVICES TAUNTON 77,390 s.f. AEP Complete 2014 Q2 Status Changed HealthDEPARTMENTDYS09 and Human Services OFHOWLAND YOUTH SERVICES DETENTION SERVICES TAUNTON 18,000 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group & Status Changed (pending long range plans for site)

HealthDEPARTMENTDYS03 and Human Services OFCENTRAL YOUTH SERVICES YOUTH SERVICE CENTER WESTBOROUGH 180,550 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 # of Bldgs & SF updated HealthDEPARTMENTDYS07 and Human Services OFBREWSTER YOUTH SERVICES MULTISERVICE CENTER BREWSTER 44,085 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 # of Buildings Updated HealthDEPARTMENTDYS13 and Human Services OFDYS YOUTH - GRAFTON SERVICES GRAFTON 38,074 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS12 and Human Services OFDYS YOUTH - LANCASTER SERVICES LANCASTER 13,820 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS14 and Human Services OFDYS YOUTH - LOWELL SERVICES LOWELL 15,004 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS00 and Human Services OFJUDGE YOUTH CONNELLY SERVICES YOUTH CENTER BOSTON 55,800 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS01 and Human Services OFMETROPOLITAN YOUTH SERVICES YOUTH SERVICE CENTER BOSTON 74,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

HealthDEPARTMENTDYS10 and Human Services OFMURRAY YOUTH SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES TAUNTON 29,275 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS11 and Human Services OFNFI YOUTH SHELTER SERVICES CARE MIDDLETON 14,336 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS05 and Human Services OFPAUL YOUTH T. LEAHYSERVICES CENTER WORCESTER 46,636 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS02 and Human Services OFWESTERN YOUTH SERVICES YOUTH SERVICE CENTER SPRINGFIELD 122,645 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthDEPARTMENTDYS04 and Human Services OFWESTFIELD YOUTH SERVICES YOUTH SERVICE CENTER WESTFIELD 57,702 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HealthHOLYOKE and Human SOLDIERS' Services HOME 1 Sites 245,231 s.f. HealthHOLYOKEHLY00 and Human SOLDIERS' ServicesSOLDIERS HOME HOME - HOLYOKE HOLYOKE 245,231 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 Higher Education 11,738,595 s.f. HigherBERKSHIRE Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 297,720 s.f. HigherBERKSHIREBCC00 Education COMMUNITYBERKSHIRE COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PITTSFIELD 297,720 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HigherBRIDGEWATER Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 1,175,183 s.f. HigherBRIDGEWATERBSC00 Education STATEBRIDGEWATER COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY BRIDGEWATER 1,175,183 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 HigherBRISTOL Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 356,641 s.f. HigherBRISTOLBRC00 Education COMMUNITYBRISTOL COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FALL RIVER 356,641 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 HigherCAPE Education COD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 330,254 s.f. HigherCAPECCC00 Education COD COMMUNITYCAPE COD COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BARNSTABLE 330,254 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code HigherESSEX Education AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 Sites 205,241 s.f. HigherESSEXDOE00 Education AGRICULTURALESSEX AND AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL TECHHIGH INSTITUTESCHOOL DANVERS 205,241 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0

HigherFITCHBURG Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 949,809 s.f. HigherFITCHBURGFSC01 Education STATEFITCHBURG COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY FITCHBURG 949,809 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 # of Bldgs & Site Status updated HigherFRAMINGHAM Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 693,907 s.f. HigherFRAMINGHAMFRC00 Education STATEFRAMINGHAM COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY FRAMINGHAM 693,907 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 # of Bldgs & SF updated HigherGREENFIELD Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 304,591 s.f. HigherGREENFIELDGCC00 Education COMMUNITYGREENFIELD COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GREENFIELD 304,591 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 # of Bldgs & SF updated HigherHOLYOKE Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 575,516 s.f. HigherHOLYOKEHCC00 Education COMMUNITYHOLYOKE COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOLYOKE 575,516 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 Status Changed HigherMASS Education BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 191,695 s.f. HigherMASSMBC00 Education BAY COMMUNITYMASS BAY COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WELLESLEY 191,695 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education COLLEGE OF ART 1 Sites 812,835 s.f. HigherMASSACHUSETTSMCA00 Education MASSCOLLEGE COLLEGE OF ART OF ART AND DESIGN BOSTON 812,835 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 1 Sites 437,869 s.f. HigherMASSACHUSETTSNAC00 Education MASSCOLLEGE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL OF LIBERAL ARTS ARTS NORTH ADAMS 437,869 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 # of Buildings Updated HigherMASSACHUSETTS Education MARITIME ACADEMY 1 Sites 328,764 s.f. HigherMASSACHUSETTSMMA00 Education MASSACHUSETTSMARITIME ACADEMY MARITIME ACADEMY BOURNE 328,764 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated HigherMIDDLESEX Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 226,008 s.f. HigherMIDDLESEXMCC00 Education COMMUNITYMIDDLESEX COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BEDFORD 226,008 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed HigherMT. Education WACHUSETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 491,789 s.f. HigherMT.MWC00 Education WACHUSETT COMMUNITYMOUNT WACHUSETT COLLEGE COMMUNITY GARDNER 491,789 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 COLLEGE HigherNORTH Education SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3 Sites 353,118 s.f. HigherNORTHNSC02 Education SHORE COMMUNITYNORTH SHORE COLLEGE - HATHORNE CAMPUS DANVERS 65,077 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 HigherNORTHNSC00 Education SHORE COMMUNITYNORTH SHORE COLLEGE C C DANVERS DANVERS 273,989 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 # of Bldgs, Sq. Ft, AEP Certified Group & Site Status updated (underwent comprehensive project in 2011)

HigherNORTHNSC03 Education SHORE COMMUNITYNORTH SHORE COLLEGE - BEVERLY BEVERLY 14,052 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 Status Changed HigherNORTHERN Education ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 Sites 445,515 s.f.

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code HigherNORTHERNNEC00 Education ESSEXNORTHERN COMMUNITY ESSEX COLLEGE COMM COL HAVERHILL HAVERHILL 382,079 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q3 Status Changed

HigherNORTHERNNEC01 Education ESSEXNORTHERN COMMUNITY ESSEX COLLEGE COMM COL LAWRENCE LAWRENCE 63,436 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q3 Status Changed

HigherROXBURY Education COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 431,626 s.f. HigherROXBURYRCC00 Education COMMUNITYROXBURY COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOSTON 431,626 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 HigherSALEM Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 949,454 s.f. HigherSALEMSSA00 Education STATE COLLEGESALEM STATE UNIVERSITY SALEM 949,454 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 # of Buildings Updated HigherSPRINGFIELD Education TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 Sites 954,079 s.f. HigherSPRINGFIELDSTC00 Education TECHNICALSPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD 954,079 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 # of Buildings Updated

HigherWESTFIELD Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 683,929 s.f. HigherWESTFIELDWSC00 Education STATEWESTFIELD COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY WESTFIELD 683,929 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 HigherWORCESTER Education STATE COLLEGE 1 Sites 543,052 s.f. HigherWORCESTERWOR01 Education STATEWORCESTER COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY WORCESTER 543,052 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Judiciary 47 Sites 2,538,681 s.f. JudiciaryTRIAL COURT 47 Sites 2,538,681 s.f. JudiciaryTRIALTRC15 COURT CHICOPEE DISTRICT COURT CHICOPEE 20,250 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC05 COURT DORCHESTER MUNICIPAL COURT BOSTON 77,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC23 COURT FRAMINGHAM DISTRICT COURT FRAMINGHAM 33,738 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC28 COURT HOLYOKE DISTRICT COURT HOLYOKE 20,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC40 COURT NEWTON DISTRICT COURT NEWTON 20,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q2 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC60 COURT NORTHAMPTON SUPERIOR DISTRICT NORTHAMPTON 61,475 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed COURT JudiciaryTRIALTRC41 COURT PALMER DISTRICT COURT PALMER 20,506 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC64 COURT PITTSFIELD DISTRICT COURT PITTSFIELD 22,380 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC66 COURT PITTSFIELD PROBATE FAMILY COURT PITTSFIELD 27,060 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC65 COURT PITTSFIELD SUPERIOR COURT PITTSFIELD 27,500 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC46 COURT SOMERVILLE DISTRICT COURT SOMERVILLE 27,305 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC47 COURT SPRINGFIELD COURT COMPLEX SPRINGFIELD 245,000 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC63 COURT SPRINGFIELD HOUSING JUVENILE COURT SPRINGFIELD 48,900 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed

JudiciaryTRIALTRC49 COURT WALTHAM DISTRICT COURT WALTHAM 23,871 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed JudiciaryTRIALTRC51 COURT WOBURN DISTRICT COURT WOBURN 26,235 s.f. AEP Complete 2012 Q4 Status Changed

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code JudiciaryTRIALTRC94 COURT FALL RIVER JUSTICE CENTER FALL RIVER 150,392 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and Status Changed (new LEED facility in 2011)

JudiciaryTRIALTRC43 COURT SALEM DISTRICT COURT SALEM 34,535 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and Status Changed (Surplus)

JudiciaryTRIALTRC00 COURT AYER DISTRICT COURT AYER 35,400 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC16 COURT CLINTON DISTRICT COURT CLINTON 19,440 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC17 COURT CONCORD PROB FAMILY DISTRICT COURT CONCORD 25,219 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4

JudiciaryTRIALTRC18 COURT DUDLEY DISTRICT HOUSING COURT DUDLEY 18,048 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC19 COURT EAST BROOKFIELD DISTRICT COURT EAST BROOKFIELD 44,223 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC21 COURT FITCHBURG DISTRICT COURT FITCHBURG 40,300 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC22 COURT FITCHBURG FAMILY PROB LAW LIBRARY FITCHBURG 18,700 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4

JudiciaryTRIALTRC24 COURT GARDNER DISTRICT COURT GARDNER 17,425 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC25 COURT GREENFIELD TRIAL COURT GREENFIELD 47,186 s.f. Initiated 0 JudiciaryTRIALTRC33 COURT LYNN DISTRICT COURT LYNN 40,875 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC34 COURT MALDEN DISTRICT COURT MALDEN 24,124 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC35 COURT MARLBOROUGH DISTRICT COURT MARLBOROUGH 39,000 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC36 COURT MILFORD DISTRICT COURT MILFORD 18,940 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC48 COURT UXBRIDGE DISTRICT COURT UXBRIDGE 14,574 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC50 COURT WESTBOROUGH DISTRICT COURT WESTBOROUGH 21,624 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC52 COURT WORCESTER TRIAL COURT WORCESTER 427,457 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC20 COURT FALL RIVER TRIAL COURT DURFEE FALL RIVER 75,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 JudiciaryTRIALTRC96 COURT FALMOUTH DISTRICT/JUVENILE COURT FALMOUTH 3,156 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

JudiciaryTRIALTRC30 COURT FENTON JUDICIAL CENTER LAWRENCE 165,000 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 JudiciaryTRIALTRC27 COURT HAVERHILL DISTRICT COURT HAVERHILL 20,400 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 JudiciaryTRIALTRC29 COURT LAWRENCE SUPERIOR COURT LAWRENCE 43,680 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 JudiciaryTRIALTRC31 COURT LOWELL DISTRICT COURT LOWELL 57,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 JudiciaryTRIALTRC32 COURT LOWELL SUPERIOR PROBATE FAMILY COUR LOWELL 89,723 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

JudiciaryTRIALTRC38 COURT NEWBURYPORT DISTRICT COURT NEWBURYPORT 56,437 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code JudiciaryTRIALTRC39 COURT NEWBURYPORT SUPERIOR COURT NEWBURYPORT 8,617 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 JudiciaryTRIALTRC59 COURT NORTHAMPTON PROBATE FAMILY COURT NORTHAMPTON 21,424 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

JudiciaryTRIALTRC42 COURT PEABODY DISTRICT COURT PEABODY 40,247 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 JudiciaryTRIALTRC44 COURT SALEM PROBATE COURT SALEM 41,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 JudiciaryTRIALTRC45 COURT SALEM SUPERIOR COURT SALEM 20,539 s.f. Remaining 0 JudiciaryTRIALTRC93 COURT TAUNTON COURT COMPLEX TAUNTON 157,076 s.f. Remaining 0 Public Safety 102 Sites 8,619,208 s.f. PublicCRIMINAL Safety JUSTICE TRAINING COUNCIL 1 Sites 30,240 s.f. PublicCRIMINALCJT00 Safety JUSTICENEW TRAINING ENGLAND COUNCIL POLICE INSTITUTE- AGAWAM 30,240 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and AGAWAM Status Changed (site disposed)

PublicDEPARTMENT Safety OF CORRECTIONS 20 Sites 5,910,849 s.f. PublicDEPARTMENTDOC06 Safety OFNORTH CORRECTIONS CENTRAL CORRECTIONAL GARDNER 436,411 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q1 Status Changed INSTITUT PublicDEPARTMENTDOC17 Safety OFSOUTHEASTERN CORRECTIONS CORRECTIONAL CENTER BRIDGEWATER 570,778 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0

PublicDEPARTMENTDOC05 Safety OFMCI CORRECTIONS - FRAMINGHAM FRAMINGHAM 355,861 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed PublicDEPARTMENTDOC19 Safety OFSOUTH CORRECTIONS MIDDLESEX CORRECTIONAL FRAMINGHAM 74,884 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed CENTER PublicDEPARTMENTDOC07 Safety OFBAY CORRECTIONS STATE CORRECTIONAL CTR NORFOLK NORFOLK 219,117 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

PublicDEPARTMENTDOC23 Safety OFBOSTON CORRECTIONS PRE-RELEASE CENTER BOSTON 45,818 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC30 Safety OFBRIDGEWATER CORRECTIONS CORRECTIONAL CORE BRIDGEWATER 198,072 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 SERV PublicDEPARTMENTDOC15 Safety OFBRIDGEWATER CORRECTIONS STATE HOSPITAL BRIDGEWATER 167,966 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC31 Safety OFDOC CORRECTIONS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NORFOLK 3,110 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC13 Safety OFMASAC CORRECTIONS (MASS ALCOHOL & SUBSTANCE) BRIDGEWATER 45,957 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2

PublicDEPARTMENTDOC14 Safety OFMASSACHUSETTS CORRECTIONS TREATMENT CENTER BRIDGEWATER 177,982 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2

PublicDEPARTMENTDOC11 Safety OFMCI CORRECTIONS - CEDAR JUNCTION WALPOLE 666,225 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC03 Safety OFMCI CORRECTIONS - CONCORD CONCORD 518,138 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC08 Safety OFMCI CORRECTIONS - NORFOLK NORFOLK 646,646 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC09 Safety OFMCI CORRECTIONS - PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 56,504 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code PublicDEPARTMENTDOC24 Safety OFMCI CORRECTIONS SHIRLEY SHIRLEY 610,490 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 # of Buildings Updated PublicDEPARTMENTDOC04 Safety OFNORTHEASTERN CORRECTIONS CORRECTIONAL CENTER CONCORD 128,741 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

PublicDEPARTMENTDOC16 Safety OFOLD CORRECTIONS COLONY CORRECTIONAL CENTER BRIDGEWATER 312,447 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q2 # of Buildings Updated

PublicDEPARTMENTDOC21 Safety OFPONDVILLE CORRECTIONS CORRECTIONAL CENTER NORFOLK 117,360 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTDOC25 Safety OFSOUZA CORRECTIONS BARANOWSKI CORRECTIONAL CTR SHIRLEY 558,342 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

PublicDEPARTMENT Safety OF FIRE SERVICES 1 Sites 100,036 s.f. PublicDEPARTMENTDFS00 Safety OFMASS FIRE FIREFIGHTINGSERVICES ACADEMY STOW 100,036 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and Status Changed (New LEED renovation in 2011)

PublicDEPARTMENT Safety OF STATE POLICE 33 Sites 744,765 s.f. PublicDEPARTMENTPOL36 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION MILTON MILTON 4,180 s.f. AEP Complete 2013 Q3 Status Changed PublicDEPARTMENTPOL09 Safety OFGENERAL STATE POLICE HEADQUARTERS COMPOUND FRAMINGHAM 144,211 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0

PublicDEPARTMENTPOL26 Safety OFSTATE STATE POLICE POLICE TRAINING ACADEMY NEW BRAINTREE 291,893 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 # of Buildings Updated PublicDEPARTMENTPOL01 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION ANDOVER ANDOVER 4,000 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL02 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION ATHOL ATHOL 7,931 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL03 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION BOURNE S BOURNE 9,182 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL04 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION BROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD 4,190 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL05 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION CHESHIRE CHESHIRE 4,224 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL06 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION CONCORD CONCORD 4,800 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL31 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION DANVERS DANVERS 27,273 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL08 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION FOXBOROUGH FOXBOROUGH 9,280 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL11 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION HOLDEN HOLDEN 19,322 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL12 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION LEE LEE 5,354 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL13 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER 8,145 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL32 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION MEDFORD MEDFORD 12,000 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL14 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION MIDDLEBOROUGH MIDDLEBOROUGH 22,398 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL16 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION NEWBURY NEWBURY 4,200 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL17 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON 18,398 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 # of Buildings Updated PublicDEPARTMENTPOL18 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION NORWELL NORWELL 4,800 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL19 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION OAK BLUFFS OAK BLUFFS 6,710 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code PublicDEPARTMENTPOL20 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION RUSSELL RUSSELL 7,750 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL21 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION SHELBURNE SHELBURNE 7,931 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL22 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD 3,716 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL25 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION YARMOUTH YARMOUTH 11,096 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL27 Safety OFREVERE STATE POLICE STATE POLICE BARRACKS REVERE 16,504 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL29 Safety OFS. STATE BOSTON POLICE STATE POLICE- 125 WJD BOSTON 16,658 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL33 Safety OFSPECIAL STATE POLICE OPERATIONS MARINE DIVISION BOSTON 4,992 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4

PublicDEPARTMENTPOL24 Safety OFSTATE STATE POLICE POLICE CRIME LAB SUDBURY 25,576 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL23 Safety OFSTURBRIDGE STATE POLICE STATE POLICE BARRACKS STURBRIDGE 7,476 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4

PublicDEPARTMENTPOL00 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICEBARN ACTON ACTON 15,068 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL28 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION BOSTON EABOS BOSTON 5,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL10 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION GRAFTON GRAFTON 5,770 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicDEPARTMENTPOL15 Safety OFPOLICE STATE POLICESTATION NANTUCKET NANTUCKET 4,537 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicEMERGENCY Safety MANAGEMENT AGENCY 1 Sites 35,910 s.f. PublicEMERGENCYCDA00 Safety MANAGEMENTCIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY HEADQUARTERS FRAMINGHAM 35,910 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARY Safety DIVISION 42 Sites 1,726,083 s.f. PublicMILITARYMIL02 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - AYER AYER 14,832 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL04 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - BOURNE BOURNE 73,890 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL05 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - BRAINTREE BRAINTREE 18,445 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL07 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 26,700 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL12 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - DANVERS DANVERS 23,200 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL59 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - DORCHESTER BOSTON 27,354 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL16 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - FRAMINGHAM FRAMINGHAM 63,518 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL17 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - GARDNER GARDNER 18,600 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL19 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - HINGHAM HINGHAM 40,300 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL21 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - HUDSON HUDSON 39,892 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL22 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER 16,484 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL23 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - LEXINGTON LEXINGTON 31,761 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL24 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - LYNN LYNN 44,798 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL27 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - MELROSE MELROSE 25,500 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL28 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - METHUEN METHUEN 97,626 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL29 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - MIDDLEBOROUGH MIDDLEBOROUGH 17,205 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL35 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - NEWBURYPORT NEWBURYPORT 23,795 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 # of Buildings Updated

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code PublicMILITARYMIL36 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - NEWTON NEWTON 26,890 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL39 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - NORTHBRIDGE NORTHBRIDGE 17,440 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL42 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - QUINCY QUINCY 32,200 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 # of Buildings Updated PublicMILITARYMIL49 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - WARE WARE 18,447 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL58 Safety DIVISIONCAMP EDWARDS OTIS ANGB SANDWICH 38,300 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 PublicMILITARYMIL33 Safety DIVISIONMASS NATIONAL GUARD SUPPLY DEPOT NATICK 60,000 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4

PublicMILITARYMIL01 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - AGAWAM AGAWAM 14,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL03 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - BARNSTABLE - HYANNIS BARNSTABLE 17,855 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL60 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - BRIDGEWATER BRIDGEWATER 14,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL06 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - BROCKTON BROCKTON 23,285 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL09 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - CHICOPEE CHICOPEE 16,962 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL11 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - CONCORD CONCORD 36,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL13 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - FALL RIVER FALL RIVER 39,040 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL14 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - FALMOUTH FALMOUTH 17,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL18 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - GREENFIELD GREENFIELD 30,692 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL30 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - MILFORD MILFORD 33,200 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL38 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON 14,556 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL40 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - PITTSFIELD PITTSFIELD 19,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL47 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD 43,095 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL56 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - TAUNTON TAUNTON 20,866 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL51 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - WESTFIELD WESTFIELD 53,394 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL57 Safety DIVISIONARMORY - WORCESTER WORCESTER 27,892 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicMILITARYMIL43 Safety DIVISIONCAMP CURTIS GUILD READING 176,394 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 # of Bldgs & SF updated PublicMILITARYMIL55 Safety DIVISIONMUSEUM - WORCESTER WORCESTER 65,424 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 PublicMILITARYMIL31 Safety DIVISIONNATIONAL GUARD HEADQUARTERS MILFORD 264,651 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 PublicOFFICE Safety OF THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER 2 Sites 35,525 s.f. PublicOFFICECME00 Safety OF THE CHIEFCHIEF MEDICAL MEDICAL EXAMINER EXAMINER BOSTON 27,750 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 PublicOFFICECME01 Safety OF THE CHIEFCHIEF MEDICAL MEDICAL EXAMINER EXAMINER - SANDWICH SANDWICH 7,775 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

PublicREGISTRY Safety OF MOTOR VEHICLES 2 Sites 35,800 s.f. PublicREGISTRYRMV00 Safety OF MOTORREGISTRY VEHICLES OF MOTOR VEHICLES MARLBOROUGH 3,400 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and Status Changed (site disposed)

PublicREGISTRYRMV02 Safety OF MOTORREGISTRY VEHICLES OF MOTOR VEHICLES WORC WORCESTER 32,400 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code Sheriff's Departments 22 Sites 4,492,546 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT BARNSTABLE 1 Sites 178,769 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDC00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S BARNSTABLE DEPT-BARSTABLE-CORRECTION BOURNE 178,769 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT BERKSHIRE 2 Sites 216,805 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDB00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S BERKSHIRE BERKSHIRE NEW PITTSFIELD 167,075 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Sq. Ft. updated Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDB01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S BERKSHIRE BERKSHIRE OLD PITTSFIELD 49,730 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT BRISTOL 2 Sites 513,868 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SBSD00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S BRISTOL BRISTOL DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH 299,963 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SBSD01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S BRISTOL DEPT-BRISTOL-NEW BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD 213,905 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT DUKES 2 Sites 13,326 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDD00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S DUKES DEPT-DUKES EDGARTOWN 9,096 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDD01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S DUKES DEPT-DUKES-AIRPORT EDGARTOWN 4,230 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT ESSEX 3 Sites 332,517 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDE00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S ESSEX ESSEX LAWRENCE LAWRENCE 89,726 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDE01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S ESSEX ESSEX MIDDLETON MIDDLETON 237,543 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDE03 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S ESSEX DEPT-ESSEX-SALISBURY SALISBURY 5,248 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT FRANKLIN 1 Sites 118,050 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDF00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S FRANKLIN FRANKLIN GREENFIELD 118,050 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT HAMPDEN 2 Sites 73,808 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDH01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S HAMPDEN HAMPDEN CHICOPEE CHICOPEE 60,426 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDH02 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S HAMPDEN HAMPDEN SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD 13,382 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT MIDDLESEX 2 Sites 453,202 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDM00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S MIDDLESEX MIDDLESEX CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 84,608 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and Status Changed (Surplus) Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDM01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S MIDDLESEX DEPT-MIDDLESEX-BILLERICA BILLERICA 368,594 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 # of Buildings Updated

Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT NORFOLK 2 Sites 170,323 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDN01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S NORFOLK DEPT-NORFOLK-ALT CNTR BRAINTREE 15,823 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 # of Buildings Updated Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDN00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S NORFOLK DEPT-NORFOLK-DEDHAM DEDHAM 154,500 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q4 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT PLYMOUTH 2 Sites 472,051 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDP00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S PLYMOUTH DEPT-PLYMOUTH-MAIN PLYMOUTH 437,553 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Status Changed Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDP01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S PLYMOUTH DEPT-PLYMOUTH-FARM PLYMOUTH 34,498 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT SUFFOLK 2 Sites 1,934,906 s.f.

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDS01 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S SUFFOLK DEPT-SUFFOLK-COUNTY JAIL BOSTON 1,369,264 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1 # of Bldgs & SF updated

Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDS00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S SUFFOLK DEPT-SUFFOLK-HOUSE CORR BOSTON 565,642 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q3

Sheriff'sSHERIFF'S Departments DEPARTMENT WORCESTER 1 Sites 14,921 s.f. Sheriff'sSHERIFF'SSDW00 Departments DEPARTMENTSHERIFF'S WORCESTER DEPT-WORCESTER-W BOYLSTON BOYLSTON 14,921 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q1 Sq. Ft. updated

UMASS 16 Sites 18,844,679 s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST 10 Sites 10,825,189 s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA00 OF MASSACHUSETTSUMASS - AMHERST AT AMHERST AMHERST 10,493,511 s.f. AEP Complete 2014 Q1 # of Bldgs, Sq. Ft & Site Status updated UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA04 OF MASSACHUSETTSHADLEY FARM AT AMHERST HADLEY 135,166 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 # of Bldgs, Sq. Ft, AEP Certified Group & Site Status updated (Comprehensive Upgrade completed in 2007)

UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA06 OF MASSACHUSETTSRADIO ASTRONOMY AT AMHERST OBSERVATORY NEW SALEM 5,975 s.f. Evaluated N/A 0 AEP Certified Group and Status Changed UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA08 OF MASSACHUSETTSAGR EXPERIMENT AT STATION AMHERST WAREHAM WAREHAM 23,877 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1

UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA10 OF MASSACHUSETTSAGRICULTURAL ATEXPERIMENT AMHERST STATION WALTHAM 51,709 s.f. Remaining 2014 Q1

UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA02 OF MASSACHUSETTSDAIRY BIOTECHNOLOGY AT AMHERST CENTER DEERFIELD 72,384 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2 UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA09 OF MASSACHUSETTSEXTENSION SERVICE AT AMHERST STATION CONCORD 6,300 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA01 OF MASSACHUSETTSHORTICULTURAL AT EXPERIMENT AMHERST CENTER BELCHERTOWN 30,904 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1

UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA03 OF MASSACHUSETTSMARINE BIOLOGICAL AT AMHERST RESEARCH STATION GLOUCESTER 3,756 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1

UMASSUNIVERSITYUMA07 OF MASSACHUSETTSUMASS - MOUNT ATLINCOLN AMHERST RADIO STATION PELHAM 1,607 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1

UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT BOSTON 2 Sites 2,485,797 s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITYUMB00 OF MASSACHUSETTSUMASS BOSTON AT BOSTON BOSTON 2,476,994 s.f. Initiated 2013 Q2 UMASSUNIVERSITYUMB05 OF MASSACHUSETTSUMASS BOSTON AGRAT BOSTON EXP STATION - NTK NANTUCKET 8,803 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1

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Site Information AEP Program Status Program Area Planned Agency Site Name Municipality Sq Ft Status Changed this Quarter Start Site Code UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT LOWELL 2 Sites 2,809,573 s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITYLOW02 OF MASSACHUSETTSUMASS LOWELL LOWELLAT LOWELL LOWELL 2,769,606 s.f. Initiated 2014 Q1 # of Buildings Updated UMASSUNIVERSITYLOW00 OF MASSACHUSETTSUMASS LOWELL BILLERICAAT LOWELL BILLERICA 39,967 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q1 UMASSUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SCHOOL 2 Sites 2,724,120 s.f. UMASSUNIVERSITYUMM01 OF MASSACHUSETTSSTATE LABORATORY MEDICAL INSTITUTE SCHOOL BOSTON 245,811 s.f. Initiated 2012 Q4 Status Changed UMASSUNIVERSITYUMM00 OF MASSACHUSETTSUNIVERSITY OF MASSMEDICAL MEDICAL SCHOOL CENTER WORCESTER 2,478,309 s.f. Remaining 2013 Q2

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Q1 2013

Quarterly Report Q1 2013

Appendix E

Financial Management

(as of March 31, 2013)

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Q1 2013

Financial Management

The following table provides a schedule of AEP spending by funding source. The current AEP working cost estimate is $407 million with a $63 million continency for a total approved budget of $470 million.

The working estimate is a combination of known costs for projects in progress or completed and estimated spending projections for future projects. The cost estimate and the remaining contingency will change as projections are replaced by known costs. Some projects designated as AEP Complete just started construction so spending continues through 2014.

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