AWARD TO PLATTS, INC.
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The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) plans to award a non-competitive one-year contract to Platts, Inc. for the maintenance of five critical databases that are standard tools at NETL. These databases—COALdat, GASdat, NEWgen, POWERdat, and POWERmap—are essential for NETL operations and must be maintained by Platts, Inc., as they are the sole source and original manufacturer. The contract will cover comprehensive maintenance agreements for each of these databases. This procurement is conducted under FAR 13.501 authority, allowing negotiation with a single source due to the unique nature of the service. Although this is not a request for competitive proposals, the government invites interested parties to express their interest and capabilities within twenty days of the notice to potentially influence the procurement approach. The government retains discretion to proceed without competition based on responses. Questions regarding the contract can be directed to the designated contact via email or fax.
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