Energy Department Awards $170 Million Small-Business Contract
The three-year contract – which includes an option for a two-year extension – is valued at approximately $170 million over the life of the contract.
According to DOE, it is one of the largest 100 percent small-business contracts within the agency.
DOE noted that the contract includes responsibility for legacy sites that have been closed and no longer support the agency’s ongoing national security, energy and science missions, including the Rocky Flats and Fernald sites.
“Together, the Department of Energy’s Office of Legacy Management and S.M. Stoller will continue to ensure the long-term protection of human health and the environment at over 100 legacy sites across the country,” said Michael Owen, director of the Office of Legacy Management.
According to DOE, the contract will provide support services for DOE’s Office of Legacy Management in these areas:
- Long-term surveillance and maintenance.
- Land and facility reuse.
- Project and program planning.
- Environmental systems and applications.
- Information technology management.
- Records inquiry and processing.
- Site active and inactive records management
- Real and personal property management.
- Community and public involvement.
In April, the Office of Management and Budget designated the Office of Legacy Management as the second high-performing organization, or “HPO,” in the federal government and the first in DOE.
