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74 Inch Ingots

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23-VMR-IngotsFederal

Submission Closed07/07/2023, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 331410

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DOE Critical Mineral Resource Potential

Solicitation # DOECriticalMineralResource2026

The Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management is seeking expressions of interest from potential collaborators to reuse, recover, and repurpose critical and rare earth minerals from its legacy inventories. The primary objective is to bolster and diversify the U.S. domestic supply chain for scientific, manufacturing, and energy needs. Significant resources are located at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant site in Kentucky, including approximately 8,000 tons of aluminum and 2,000 tons of copper, both of which are surficially contaminated with uranium, as well as smaller quantities of tungsten, silver, platinum, and selenium. Other materials of interest include lead bricks and lead shot at the Nevada National Security Site and lithium hydride shields at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. This action is strictly an Expression of Interest and does not constitute a Notice of Funding Opportunity; the DOE will not provide compensation for submitted information, and industry partners are responsible for all extraction and reprocessing costs. Interested parties must submit electronic responses in a specific Microsoft Word format to [email hidden] by November 2, 2026. Submissions should detail the organization's technical capabilities, material requirements, proposed reuse plans, and strategies for waste management. Any proprietary business information must be submitted as two separate versions: one marked as Controlled Unclassified Information and one as unclassified, uncontrolled information.

Em-Environmental Management Con Bus Ctr

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DLA Maritime - Puget Sound

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AI Contract Overview

Contract N6449823P5257 was awarded on July 7, 2023, by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division of the Department of Defense. This award, issued under solicitation 23-VMR-Ingots and NAICS code 331410, is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside. The contract specifies the procurement of eight 74-inch diameter C95800 ingots, with each ingot weighing 31,000 lbs. The agreement was formalized using Standard Form 1449 for commercial items and incorporates all relevant Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses. Administrative oversight for the contract is managed by points of contact Vincent Romano and William O'Tormey at the agency's Philadelphia, Pennsylvania office. The comprehensive award documentation details the schedule pricing, payment addresses, and specific line-item requirements for the delivery of these commercial materials.