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The purpose of this requisition is to procure four (4) Orbis Bundle Plus Additional Modules Licenses (analytical platform), from the potential Sole Source Contractor (Moody's). Period of Performance:…

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The requisition seeks to acquire four Orbis Bundle Plus Additional Modules licenses, an advanced analytical platform, from Moody’s as the sole source provider, ensuring specialized capabilities unavailable through other vendors. The contract will activate for a twelve-month term upon award, supporting critical analytical functions within the Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chain under the Department of Energy. All activity will be managed from the District of Columbia, with no specified city or postal code for the performance location. Patrick Witte, Team Lead, has been designated as the assignee responsible for overseeing the procurement and implementation. The acquisition is classified under NAICS code 513210, reflecting its alignment with data processing and hosting services, and is issued as a forecast without a formal solicitation number. Contact for small business program inquiries is provided through three designated managers: Kent Hibben, Mark Lochbaum, and Nicola Ohaegbu, all reachable via their official DOE email addresses.

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Acquire four Orbis Bundle Plus licenses from Moody’s for twelve months to support DOE analytical functions.

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Department of Energy → Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chain

NAICS

513210 - Software PublishersView NAICS

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DC, US

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AgencyDepartment of Energy → Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chain

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Department of Energy → Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chain

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Kent HibbenSmall Business Program Manager

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Mark LochbaumSmall Business Program Manager

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Nicola OhaegbuSmall Business Program Manager

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The purpose of this requisition is to procure four (4) Orbis Bundle Plus Additional Modules Licenses (analytical platform), from the potential Sole Source Contractor (Moody's). Period of Performance: Twelve (12) months upon contract award Please assign to Patrick Witte, Team Lead

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