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Notice of Intent to Sole Source – DNFSB Safety Culture and Climate Survey

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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Office of the Inspector General intends to award a sole-source contract valued at 160,000 dollars to Willis Towers Watson US LLC to conduct the 2026 Safety Culture and Climate Survey for the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board. The scope of work encompasses interviews, focus groups, the development and administration of survey instruments, result analysis, and benchmarking. A critical component of the project is the requirement for a detailed longitudinal comparison against the 2021 survey, which necessitates the use of proprietary raw data, scoring methodologies, and response scales held exclusively by Willis Towers Watson. Under the authority of FAR 6.103-1, the government is pursuing a sole-source award to avoid inconsistent scoring and duplication of effort. However, the agency has issued this notice for public transparency and will consider capability statements from other interested parties. To be considered, vendors must demonstrate access to the 2021 raw dataset and the ability to replicate the proprietary scoring and benchmarking approach. Capability statements must be submitted to the Contracting Officer within five calendar days of the posting date to determine if a competitive procurement is warranted.

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NRC sole-source $160,000 contract to Willis Towers Watson for 2026 Safety Culture Survey.

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Nuclear Regulatory CommissionView Agency

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541612 - Human Resources Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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Washington, DC, 20004, USA

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AgencyNuclear Regulatory Commission
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OfficeROCKVILLE, MD, 20855, USA
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Office AddressROCKVILLE, MD, 20855, USA
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Office of the Inspector General (OIG), intends to award a sole‑source contract to Willis Towers Watson US LLC (WTW) to conduct the 2026 Safety Culture and Climate Survey for the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB). The anticipated contract value is $160,000.00


This requirement includes interviews, focus groups, development and administration of the survey instrument, analysis of results, benchmarking, and detailed comparison against the DNFSB 2021 survey. WTW retains the proprietary 2021 raw data, demographic coding, scoring methodology, and a unique response scale required to perform a valid longitudinal comparison. No other vendor has access to or can replicate this dataset or methodology. Competing the requirement would result in inconsistent scoring, unreliable trend analysis, and substantial duplication of effort.


The Government intends to award under the authority of FAR 6.103‑1 – Only One Responsible Source.


No solicitation is available. This notice is issued solely for public transparency and market research.


Interested parties that believe they can meet the requirement must submit a capability statement demonstrating:


• Access to the DNFSB 2021 raw dataset (not the summarized report)
• Ability to apply the identical WTW scoring, treatment, and methodological rules
• Capability to replicate the proprietary 2021 scale and benchmarking approach
• Experience conducting longitudinal organizational climate analysis using proprietary historical data


Capability statements must be emailed to the Contracting Officer no later than 5 calendar days from the posting date of this notice. Responses will be reviewed solely to determine whether a competitive procurement is appropriate.


If no responses demonstrate the required capabilities, the NRC will proceed with the intended sole‑source award.

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