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DE-RP01-02ME11800Federal

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The contract involves providing professional actuarial support services to the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Contract and Resource Management. These services encompass analyses and recommendations related to employee compensation, retirement and benefits, risk management, welfare benefits, and group and casualty insurance. The contractor will assess the reasonableness of performance-based management contract expenses across more than 30 DOE contractor sites nationwide. A critical component of the work includes reviewing all DOE sites to identify any potential Organizational Conflicts of Interest. The solicitation is unrestricted, welcoming bids from both small and large businesses. The contract solicitation was planned for release around mid-March 2002 and will be accessible exclusively through the DOE's Industry Interactive Procurement System (IIPS), requiring firms to register for download of all solicitation documents and amendments, with no hard copies provided. Telephone requests for the solicitation are not permitted. The contract is designated under solicitation number DE-RP01-02ME11800 and pertains specifically to actuarial support services aimed at assisting DOE in managing and analyzing the costs and risks associated with its numerous management contracts.

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Provide actuarial support to DOE for compensation, benefits, risk management, and contract analysis nationwide.

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541612 - Human Resources Consulting Services

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Provide the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Contract and Resource Management with professional services for actuarial, employee compensation, retirement and benefit and risk management services including analyses and recommendations to DOE as to the reasonableness of performance based management contract expenses. Additional analysis will include welfare benefits and group and casualty insurance. The DOE has more than 30 contractors throughout the U.S. performing management of DOE facilities. Offerors will be required to review all of the DOE sites to determine if there may be a potential for Organizational Conflicts of Interest. This acquisition is UNRESTRICTED and is open to both small and large business concerns. No telephone requests for the solicitation will be accepted. The acquisition is planned for release on or about mid March, 2002. Interested firms must check the Internet at the address below to obtain the actual release date. Copies of the solicitation, attachments and any amendments to the solicitation will only be available by downloading from the "Industry Interactive Procurement System" (IIPS) home page located at address: http://e-center.doe.gov/. There will be no hard (paper) copies of the solicitation made available. Firms must register in the DOE IIPS system in order to download the solicitation.

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