61--UGP supply replenishment order for the Devil's Lak
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The contract pertains to a supply replenishment order for the Devil's Lake Substation and the North Dakota Maintenance Warehouse, managed by the Western-Upper Great Plains Region of the U.S. Department of Energy. Awarded on June 24, 2025, the contract amount is $42,160 and was granted to RLH INC., a company based in Mission, South Dakota. The order addresses the fulfillment of materials classified under NAICS code 331420 and federal supply classification code 6145, which commonly relate to electrical and cable supplies. This procurement followed a combined synopsis/solicitation process and is categorized as an award notice. The principal point of contact for the agreement is Dusty Akom from the Department of Energy, headquartered in Billings, Montana. The contract is active and set to be archived in July 2025. The notice provides transparency regarding contractual details, including the absence of any set-aside designations, and is accessible for public reference through federal procurement platforms.
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