H--REDS (Rare Earth DisilicateS) Support related project �Enable Use of CMC Materials in High Efficiency Hydrogen Turbines� as part of the Advanced Materials multiyear research program

The National Energy Technology Laboratory within the Department of Energy is managing a project focused on Rare Earth Disilicates to enable the use of Ceramic Matrix Composite materials in high efficiency hydrogen turbines. This effort is part of a broader multiyear research program on advanced materials. The current contract, number 89243325PFE000832, is held by The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC with a total value of 126,934 dollars. The existing agreement is a firm fixed price contract that was not competed and is projected to end on April 15, 2026. There is a medium confidence prediction that this opportunity will be a recompete. The project falls under NAICS code 541715 and is managed out of the Morgantown, West Virginia office.