Participation EPRI?s CAFTA (computer-aided fault tree analysis) and FTREX u

This contract involves renewing the Electric Power Research Institute's (EPRI) membership and the associated User Group Domestic License Agreement for its Risk and Reliability Workstation software suite, specifically CAFTA (Computer-Aided Fault Tree Analysis) and FTREX. These tools are essential in supporting the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA) activities. The effort ensures continued access and use of these specialized software tools to analyze and assess risk, contributing to the NRC’s mission of maintaining nuclear safety. The contract, identified by solicitation number NRC_26_0074, is forecasted to take place in Washington, under the NAICS code 511210, which pertains to software publishers. The renewal signifies ongoing collaboration between the NRC and EPRI to leverage advanced risk assessment technologies. Points of contact for this procurement include the NRC’s Small Business Program, indicating potential opportunities for small business participation, with procurement and program management interfaces accessible via the Acquisition Gateway.