Green Procurement Compilation
The Green Procurement Compilation (GPC) is a comprehensive green purchasing resource designed for federal contracting personnel and program managers.
Priority Products Categories
Cafeteria
Products include commercial food service equipment, food, in-cafeteria service products, and take-out service products.
5 Products
Construction
Products used in the construction of buildings, such as adhesives, boilers, carpet, central air conditioners, chillers, flooring, heat pumps, lighting, and roof coating.
18 Products
Custodial
Institutional, industrial, and other cleaning products. Products include cleaners, floor care, toilet tissue, and plastic trash bags.
6 Products
Electronics
Electronic office products, such as computers, televisions, and imaging equipment.
11 Products
Grounds/Landscaping
Products used to contain, maintain, or enhance decorative and protective vegetation or areas surrounding buildings and roadways. Examples include de-icer, dust suppressant, fertilizer, herbicide, and ...
7 Products
Office
Products commonly used in an office environment such as binders, bristols (cardstock), toner cartridges, copy paper, and furniture.
5 Products
Operations/Fleet/Shipping/Shop
Products include batteries, coolants, fuel conditioners, hydraulic fluids, grease, metalworking fluids, oil general, packing materials, parts wash solution, sorbents, and tires.
14 Products
Other Goals
This category focuses on products related to the Individual Site Leadership Goal, the Purchasing Reduction Goal, and the Technology Transfer Goal.
12 Products
DOE GreenBuy Award Program
Under the GreenBuy Award Program, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) sites can obtain recognition for purchasing programs that obtain sustainable products, save energy, conserve water, and reduce health and environmental impact. The GreenBuy Award Program is based on a Priority Products List, which identifies a set of products with leadership-level sustainability goals that DOE established to help incentivize sustainable acquisition efforts.
