Keysight B2902C-US120

The procurement is a combined solicitation from ORNL Ut-Battelle LLC, a Department of Energy contractor supporting Oak Ridge National Laboratory, for a Keysight B2902C-US120 instrument needed by the Electrification and Energy Infrastructure Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. It was posted on August 21, 2026, under solicitation number 498526, with a response deadline of August 28, 2026 at 21:00 UTC. The acquisition is associated with NAICS code 334515, is being administered from Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and identifies Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 as the place of performance. The primary point of contact is Jeremy Hix, reachable by email at [email hidden] or phone at [phone hidden]. The available record does not provide a set-aside designation, pricing structure, quantities, period of performance, delivery schedule, or estimated contract value. The substantive document provided is a Prime Supplemental Flowdown Document for Prime Contract No. DE-AC05-00OR22725, which governs subcontract and purchase order terms under ORNL’s DOE management and operating contract. It states that additional terms and conditions are incorporated by reference and that the subcontractor or supplier must comply with a broad set of mandatory U.S. Government and customer obligations. Included flowdown requirements cover environmental, safety, and health integration and workplace substance abuse programs at DOE sites, along with key FAR and DOE provisions such as small business utilization, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, aerosols and foams restrictions, inspection of research and development, reporting nonconforming items, records and inspection, quality assurance, Buy American, combating trafficking in persons, debarment and suspension, and foreign national access controls. The record also notes applicability of requirements for high-risk procurements involving danger to life, the environment, public health and safety, or national security. Several standard FAR sections are not populated in the available materials, including contract form details beyond the solicitation title and number, description/specification, pricing, inspection and acceptance specifics, administration data, representations and certifications, instructions to offerors, and evaluation factors, indicating that the available documentation is centered primarily on the flowdown compliance framework rather than full solicitation content.