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Compliance

2026 Benchmark
2030 Build and Institutionalize
2035 Improve and Reassess
  • Benchmark % of dollars spent of products and services that have sustainability characteristics and meet third party sustainability certification. Create Sustainable Purchasing Policy

  • Benchmark % of dollars spent of products and services that are local, as defined by the area the district serves 

  • Benchmark & track food purchases, products and meals served across District  

  • Benchmark % of locally sourced-ingredients, and food products  

  • Increase procurement of sustainable products and services by 25% 

  • Increase percentage of dollars spent on local products and services by 25%

  • Increase sustainable food purchases to 20% of total food budget

  • Increase percentage of dollars spent on locally sourced-ingredients, and food products by 25% 

  • Increase procurement of sustainable products and services by 50%

  • Increase percentage of dollars spent on local products and services by 50%

  • Increase sustainable food purchases to 80% of total food budget 

  • Increase percentage of dollars spent on locally sourced-ingredients, and food products by 50% 

California State University Sustainability Policy

  1. Campuses shall promote use of suppliers and/or vendors who reduce waste, re-purpose recycled material, or support other environmentally friendly practices in the provision of goods or services to the CSU under contract. This may include additional evaluation points in solicitation evaluations for suppliers integrating sustainable and socially responsible practices.

  2. To move to zero waste, campus practices should: (1) encourage use of products that minimize the volume of trash sent to landfill or incinerators; (2) participate in the CalRecycle Buy-Recycled program or equivalent; and (3) increase recycled content purchases in all Buy-Recycled program product categories.

  3. Campuses shall continue to report on all recycled content product categories, consistent with PCC § 12153-12217 and shall implement improved tracking and reporting procedures for their recycled content purchases.

  4. Campuses shall align procedures with state initiatives to report environmental product declarations for select construction materials, consistent with PCC §3500-3505 and state mandates.

  5. Campuses shall promote circular economies by seeking to reduce waste when considering materials purchases, including but not limited to, office supplies, equipment, classroom supplies, and promotional and giveaway items by minimizing purchase of items that have a short useful life, are unable to be recycled, and/or are made of unsustainable or carbon intensive materials.

  6. All campus food service organizations should track and increase/improve their sustainable food purchases.

  7. Campuses and food service organizations shall collaborate to provide information and/or training to staff and patrons on the benefits of, and how to successfully participate in sustainable food service operations.

Procurement

CCC - Procurement Agreements

CollegeBuys Sustainable Procurement Resources

CollegeBuys

Teknion

Teknion is an international designer, manufacturer, and marketer of office systems and related products that address all work areas in the office environment.

CollegeBuys

Tree Pro Tree Service Inc.

Tree Pro Tree Service Inc. has over 30 years experience in the tree care industry, providing professional and highly-skilled tree care & vegetation management services for a wide range of customers, including residential, business and public utilities, as well as local, state, and federal agencies.

CollegeBuys

The KYA Group (Facility Fixtures)

KYA is a specialized contractor focusing on comprehensive facility modernization to create safe and sustainable spaces inside and out

CollegeBuys

Utility Cost Management LLC

Utility Cost Management LLC has been helping large utility customers to reduce utility expenses though the informed application of utility data and regulations.

CollegeBuys

Trane

Creates comfortable, energy efficient indoor educational environments through a broad portfolio of HVAC systems and controls, building services, and renewable energy solutions.

CollegeBuys

Waxie

WAXIE has helped campuses become cleaner, healthier, greener, and safer. WAXIE industry professionals go above and beyond industry standards to customize cleaning solutions to fit each campus, offering streamlined logistics; ongoing training and support; and delivering products and services on time and on budget.

CSU - Procurement Agreements/MEA's

CSU MEA

Guttmann & Blaevoet

Commissioning and Monitoring-Based Commissioning

CSU MEA

ISES Corporation

Facility Condition Assessment

CSU MEA

ICF Jones & Stokes, Inc.

CEQA Consulting Services

CSU MEA

John A. Martin & Associates, Inc.

Seismic Peer Review

Food Service

CCC Food RFP Examples

Antelope Valley College

2017

Food

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