U.S. Coast Guard – Office of Energy Management
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) operates one of the most geographically distributed facility portfolios in the federal government, spanning remote installations, coastal bases, and mission-critical training centers. The USCG Office of Energy Management (CG-46), responsible for enterprise energy and water program oversight, sought to modernize this infrastructure to enhance energy resilience, reduce lifecycle costs, and comply with evolving federal energy and climate directives. They selected Lindahl Reed to support this initiative based on our deep technical expertise, strong programmatic capabilities, and ability to deliver results across highly varied installation environments.
Lindahl Reed provides comprehensive energy program and technical support to CG-46 focused on advancing installation energy resilience, infrastructure performance, and compliance with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) mandates. We are a force multiplier, delivering resilience-focused services in support of energy efficiency, energy resilience, and infrastructure modernization. Our support includes:
Energy resilience is essential to USCG mission assurance, ensuring that shore facilities, command centers, and training campuses continue operations during utility disruptions, extreme weather, or cyber events. Lindahl Reed’s work enables CG-46 to implement data-informed, cost-effective infrastructure upgrades that enhance resilience, save energy, reduce operational risk, and improve facility readiness – turning energy strategy into resilient reality.
“[Lindahl Reed’s staff’s] superior customer service, professionalism, and unwavering support for his customers has always been noticed and appreciated. THANK YOU from the CG Team, for the great work in support of the CG Mission.”
