5 Open NAICS 541330 Solicitations — Energy Department Of
5 open NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) solicitations are currently posted by Energy Department Of. Over the past 12 months, 19 solicitations were posted in this category.
Top Award Winners (Last 12 Months)
- VALI COOPER INTERNATIONAL LLC3 awards · $2.1M
Open Solicitations
See all →- Cryo SNS Cold Box Shell Analysis
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFDue Oct 1, 2026
• TJNAF requires engineering services to validate the Neutron Source Sub-atmospheric Cold Box vacuum vessel design. • This is a full and open competition with a Best Value/Trade-Off selection process. • The award will result in a firm fixed price subcontract for the specified design validation services. • Award is intended to be made by September 30, 2026.
- SR Power Supplies Rack Detailed Design for ALS-U
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFDue Oct 3, 2026
• LBNL requires design of ALS-U Storage Ring Power Supplies Racks. • This opportunity appears to be unrestricted, with no specified set-aside or NAICS code. • Proposal submissions must include ALS-U Quality Evaluation Survey and Rep Cert Form. • Submissions are due October 2, 2026.
- SR Power Supplies Rack Detailed Design for ALS-U
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFDue Oct 3, 2026
• LBNL requires ALS-U Storage Ring Power Supplies Rack Designs under RFP No. AA-2027-01. • This acquisition is unrestricted, with no specified set-aside or NAICS code mentioned. • Designs must meet technical requirements outlined in the Statement of Work and referenced documents. • Proposal preparation instructions and deadlines are included in the attached RFP documents.
- Technical, Analytical, Programmatic, and Integration Support Services
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFDue Oct 19, 2026
• DOE seeks technical and engineering services under the TEPS III BPA. • This is an unrestricted competition under the TEPS III BPA. • Services support NNSA's enterprise-wide technical and programmatic needs. • No specific deadline is provided in the description.
- Technical, Analytical, Programmatic, and Integration Support Services
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFDue Oct 19, 2026
• The Department of Energy requires technical and engineering services under the TEPS III BPA. • This acquisition is restricted to TEPS III BPA vendors. • Services support the National Nuclear Security Administration's enterprise-wide goals. • Solicitation is only available to pre-identified TEPS III vendors.
Recently Awarded (Last 90 Days)
- C--IDIQ Contract for Architect and Engineer (A/E) Services
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF→ CONVERGE FEDERAL SOLUTIONS JV, LLC$303K
- C--Architect-Engineering Services for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF→ VALI COOPER INTERNATIONAL LLC$1.0M
- R--Pro Tech and Management Support Services, Defense Programs under the TEPS III BPA
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF→ VECTOR RESOURCE INC$78.7M
- C--Architect-Engineering Services for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF→ VALI COOPER INTERNATIONAL LLC$64K
- C--Architect-Engineering Services for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF→ VALI COOPER INTERNATIONAL LLC$2.0M
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