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NAVFAC Sustainable Development Program - U.S. Green Building Council and LEED®
Department of Navy LEED Certified Projects (02-08-2011) XLS 382 KB
GBCI Off-Line Certification Process for LEED 2009 Projects (11-09-2010) PDF 149 KB
LEED 2009 projects containing documentation that due to the sensitive nature of the materials should not be uploaded electronically in LEED-Online Version 3 (LOv3) may pursue certification through an off-line submission method (CD/DVD/ProjNet). The guidance necessary for project teams submitting documentation off-line, the off-line certification rates and frequently asked questions are included in the attached document.
LEED 2009 projects containing documentation that due to the sensitive nature of the materials should not be uploaded electronically in LEED-Online Version 3 (LOv3) may pursue certification through an off-line submission method (CD/DVD/ProjNet). The guidance necessary for project teams submitting documentation off-line, the off-line certification rates and frequently asked questions are included in the attached document.
LEED 2009 Minimum Program Requirements (MPR) (01-2011) PDF 260 KB
LEED 2009 MPR Supplemental Guidance (Revision 2) (09-2011) PDF 827 KB
MPR 6 Department of Defense Exemption Process (07-2011) PDF 78 KB
On 25 July 2011, USGBC granted a retro-active exemption from MPR 6 for all DoD projects certified under LEED 2009 and registered for certification under LEED 2009, and to provide the exemption from MPR 6 for future projects that register for LEED certification under LEED 2009. Project teams are directed to use the "MPR 6 Department of Defense Exemption Process" for those projects certified under LEED 2009 and projects already registered for certification under LEED 2009 to retroactively request the exemption, and for future projects that will register for certification under LEED 2009.
On 25 July 2011, USGBC granted a retro-active exemption from MPR 6 for all DoD projects certified under LEED 2009 and registered for certification under LEED 2009, and to provide the exemption from MPR 6 for future projects that register for LEED certification under LEED 2009. Project teams are directed to use the "MPR 6 Department of Defense Exemption Process" for those projects certified under LEED 2009 and projects already registered for certification under LEED 2009 to retroactively request the exemption, and for future projects that will register for certification under LEED 2009.
NAVFAC's Corporate USGBC Membership
The Navy is a Corporate Member of the U.S. Green Building Council. With the Corporate ID (available by contacting NAVFAC), you can receive the following benefits:
- Get valuable discounts on USGBC and LEED® programs and publications:
- Greenbuild International Conference & Expo—save $175 per registration
- LEED Training—Find free or discounted webinars, workshops, and other training.
- LEED Reference Guides—save $50 on each purchase
- LEED AP Exam—save $100 on every exam taken
- LEED Project Registration and Certification Fees—save up to $150 and $5000, respectively
- Build relationships with industry leaders, share information and best practice, and play an active role in advocating for green building issues and helping build consumer awareness:
- Serve on a LEED or USGBC committee and help shape the future of LEED and green building. USGBC members also vote for the Board of Directors and participate in ballots of the LEED Rating System.
- Get involved locally with your area USGBC chapter.
- Participate in legislative outreach efforts and stay up to date with federal and local government green building programs.
- Connect to resources you can't find anywhere else:
- Monthly member e-newsletter with the latest news on USGBC and LEED
- LEED training for your employees
- Free company subscription to the award-winning GreenSource magazine
- Searchable database of LEED Credit Interpretation Reports (CIRs)
- Members-only reports and research
- USGBC Member Day prior at Greenbuild