Nuclear Facility Electrical & Instrumentation/Control Systems Engineering

The contract requires the design of safety-class electrical systems, instrumentation and control systems, emergency power infrastructure, and control interlocks for a nuclear research reactor, all in strict adherence to the IEEE 308 and IEEE 603 standards. These systems are critical to ensuring the safe, reliable, and regulated operation of the reactor, emphasizing fail-safe mechanisms, redundancy, and compliance with nuclear safety protocols. The work involves engineering expertise in high-integrity system design where failure could compromise reactor safety, requiring rigorous documentation, testing, and validation processes aligned with industry best practices for nuclear facilities. This is a subcontract opportunity issued by the University of Missouri System, with a submission deadline of April 17, 2025, targeting qualified engineering firms with proven experience in nuclear-grade electrical and control systems. The NAICS code 541330 indicates the classification under engineering services, and performance is expected at the Missouri-based nuclear research facility, though the exact location is not specified. The solicitation does not include a set-aside designation, meaning it is open to all eligible bidders regardless of size or ownership status, and all proposals must demonstrate technical capability, regulatory compliance, and prior success in similar nuclear applications.