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This subcontract for Project Engineering and Cost Study Services supports prime contractors on Rural Utilities Service energy projects under the Department of Agriculture. The scope of work involves performing detailed engineering designs, conducting cost analyses, and developing system layouts utilizing CAD and power system modeling software. The contractor is responsible for drafting comprehensive engineering reports and cost studies, both of which must be approved and signed by a Licensed Professional Engineer. The final deliverables for this engagement consist of a signed final engineering report and a completed final engineering document cost study.

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Subcontract for engineering designs and cost studies for USDA Rural Utilities Service projects.

Agency

Department Of Agriculture → Rural Utilities ServiceView Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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This scope was carved out of RUS-ARC-2026.

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Affordable Rural Cooperative (ARC) Energy Program

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AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Rural Utilities Service
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Performs detailed engineering design and cost analysis for prime contractors on Rural Utilities Service (RUS) energy projects. Drafts engineering reports, performs cost studies, and designs system layouts using CAD and power system modeling software. Requires approval and signature by a Licensed Professional Engineer (PE). Delivers a signed final engineering report and final engineering document cost study.

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