Software and Support for Oil Blending Simulation - It will reduce the cost for generating a new crude assay ($25K-$35K) when/if the formulation of a given blend has changed. For this software to be f…
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The Department of Energy's Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response is seeking software and support for oil blending simulation to be performed in Louisiana. This solution aims to reduce the costs associated with generating new crude assays, which typically range from 25,000 to 35,000 dollars when blend formulations change. The current incumbent contractor for these services is Haverly Systems Inc. Full functionality of the software requires an initial purchase of a reference assay library and comprehensive training. Ongoing costs include annual fees for license support, assay library updates, and multi-year payments for the HCAMS license. Additionally, the scope of the assay library may need to expand to include foreign blend stocks if restrictions on accepting non-domestic crudes for storage are lifted.
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