The Department of Energy’s contractor, identified as LLC - DOE Contractor MSA (Code: 899085), supports critical infrastructure modernization across DOE’s national laboratories and facilities, with a primary focus on water, sewer, and transportation systems essential to operational safety and environ...
The Department of Energy’s contractor, identified as LLC - DOE Contractor MSA (Code: 899085), supports critical infrastructure modernization across DOE’s national laboratories and facilities, with a primary focus on water, sewer, and transportation systems essential to operational safety and environmental compliance. Core priorities include maintaining the integrity of aging utility networks, advancing wastewater treatment capabilities, and ensuring reliable access to potable water in high-hazard zones. Strategic initiatives center on lifecycle asset management, resilience planning for nuclear and scientific sites, and the construction of mission-critical utility corridors that support DOE’s energy research and national security missions.
Procurement activity is dominated by civil construction services, particularly water and sewer line installation and rehabilitation, alongside related engineering oversight. The agency routinely issues competitive solicitations and presolicitation expressions of interest for construction services, favoring performance-based contracts that emphasize compliance with federal environmental and safety standards. Engineering services are procured to support condition assessments and design validation for high-voltage transmission systems and water treatment infrastructure, indicating a preference for integrated design-build delivery models.
The agency’s procurement profile is heavily concentrated in NAICS 237110 (Water and Sewer Line Construction), with consistent demand for 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction) and 541330 (Engineering Services). No set-asides are utilized, suggesting procurement is open to all qualified contractors, with selection based on technical capability, safety record, and past performance in complex federal environments. Vendor relationships are formed through direct solicitations, with an emphasis on firms experienced in DOE site operations and hazardous facility construction.
Organized under the Department of Energy, this contractor entity operates across multiple DOE national laboratories and remote sites, supporting mission-critical infrastructure without geographic restriction. It utilizes standard federal procurement vehicles including Requests for Proposals and Expressions of Interest, primarily engaging contractors with expertise in utility construction, civil engineering, and federal compliance frameworks.
