70--POWERWORLD SIMULATOR TRANSIENT STABILITY SITE LICENSE ADD-ONS

The contract titled "70--POWERWORLD SIMULATOR TRANSIENT STABILITY SITE LICENSE ADD-ONS" involves the acquisition of additional licenses for the PowerWorld Simulator, specifically targeting transient stability analysis capabilities. The solicitation was posted on November 28, 2012, under the number DE-SOL-0005038. While specific details about the agency, place of performance, and organizational type are not provided, the contract focuses on enhancing simulation software used for power system stability studies. This capability is critical for analyzing and predicting the behavior of electrical power networks during transient events, contributing to improved system reliability and planning. No set-aside status or NAICS code information is indicated, suggesting the contract might have been open to all qualified vendors. The absence of detailed contact information or performance location could imply this is part of a broader, possibly federal government, procurement effort aimed at updating or supplementing existing software infrastructure. The contract enhances the existing PowerWorld Simulator platform with additional features necessary for transient stability analysis, an essential aspect for ensuring safe and efficient grid operations.