AWARD TO SANDIA TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
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The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory plans to award a contract exclusively to Sandia Technologies, LLC for fluid sampling services at the Frio Well site near Dayton, Texas. This contract involves the collection and delivery of fluid samples to NETL researchers within one week of sampling. The procurement will be conducted as a non-competitive sole-source award under the authority of FAR 13.501, aimed at commercial supplies or services, with negotiations planned only with Sandia Technologies. While this notice is not a request for competitive proposals, the government invites interested parties to express their interest and capabilities within twenty days of the announcement. Any submissions received will be reviewed to determine whether the government should proceed with a competitive procurement or maintain the sole-source approach. The final decision to compete or not remains at the government’s discretion, and responses typically serve only to inform this determination.
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