The Office of Management and Budget given the five 2003
Presidential Awards for Leadership in Federal Energy
Management to teams from the Department of Defense,
Health and Human Services, and the U.S. Postal Service,
for conserving 1.3 trillion Btus, or as much energy
typically consumed by 13,000 homes annually, OMB has
announced.
Energy management teams from the Army, Navy and Air
Force, the Department of Health and Human Services
Federal Drug Administration, and USPS (Pacific area),
also were recognized, OMB said.
The awards:
Outstanding Performance: Department of Defense, Naval
Facilities Engineering Command, Washington, DC
Implementation: U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services, Food and Drug – Administration, Jefferson
Laboratories Division of Facilities Engineering Arkansas
Institutionalization: United States Postal Service,
Pacific Area Energy Management Program California,
Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii and the Pacific Islands
Outreach: Department of Defense, Department of the
Army, 7th Infantry Division Fort Carson, Colorado
Results: Department of Defense, Dyess Air Force Base,
7th Engineer and 7th Contracting Squadrons Texas
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