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 contract involves the acquisition of software and support services for oil blending simulation, designed to significantly reduce the cost of generating new crude oil assays, which typically range from $25,000 to $35,000 each, particularly when blend formulations change. Full functionality of the software requires a one-time investment in at least one reference assay library and mandatory training. Ongoing annual fees are required for license support, updates to the assay library, and continued payments for the HCAMS license in the second and third years. The software is critical for accurately evaluating the blending properties of crude oils, and should the policy restrictions on storing domestic-only crudes be lifted, a more comprehensive and robust assay library will be necessary to incorporate and analyze foreign blend stocks effectively. This procurement is targeted toward small businesses and is managed by the Department of Energy’s Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response, with performance expected in Louisiana.
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