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Within the DOE Office of Environmental Management, the Office of Packaging and Transportation implements the complex-wide TEPP to address preparedness issues for shipments of DOE radiological materia…

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The Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, through its Office of Packaging and Transportation, is seeking a contractor to support the Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program, which ensures readiness for incidents involving the transport of radiological materials. The contractor will work under DOE supervision to enhance emergency response capabilities across federal, state, tribal, and local levels by providing training, technical assistance, and access to up-to-date model plans and procedures. A core responsibility includes delivering up to 75 annual training classes nationwide through the Modular Emergency Response Radiological Transportation Training Program, ensuring curriculum aligns with the latest regulatory standards. The contractor will also assist in conducting at least two exercises per year to validate responder effectiveness and will review evolving state and federal regulations to inform DOE decision-making. Additional support includes developing training materials such as videos and other tools for distribution. The contract has an estimated total value of $4.5 million over three years and is targeted toward small businesses, as indicated by the NAICS code 541620 and set-aside classification. Performance is expected to be nationwide with a primary point of contact based in Ohio. The contractor must operate under strict DOE oversight to ensure alignment with program objectives and national preparedness priorities. The scope emphasizes coordination with emergency responders, continuous improvement of training content, and the provision of actionable resources to maintain a high state of readiness for potential radiological transportation incidents.

General Info

Contract supports radiological transport emergency training, exercises, and materials nationwide for $4.5M over three years, reserved for small businesses.

Agency

Department of Energy → Office of Environmental Management

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

OH, US

Set-Aside

NONE

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Timeline

PostedAug 10

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment of Energy → Office of Environmental Management

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

Department of Energy → Office of Environmental Management

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Contacts

Kenneth JohnsonSmall Business Program Manager

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Full Description

Within the DOE Office of Environmental Management, the Office of Packaging and Transportation implements the complex-wide TEPP to address preparedness issues for shipments of DOE radiological material and waste. TEPP provides support to federal, state, tribal, and local authorities to prepare for a response to a transportation incident/accident involving shipments of DOE radiological material. TEPP, by integrating transportation and emergency preparedness activities, takes a coordinated approach to addressing the emergency response concerns of state, tribal, and local officials affected by DOE shipments. TEPP also ensures responders have access to model plans and procedures, training, and technical assistance necessary to prepare and respond safely, efficiently, and effectively to transportation incidents/accidents. The Contractor reviews state and federal regulations and standards for DOE consideration that may impact the TEPP program. Under the supervision of DOE, the Contractor assists in conducting at least two exercises per year to validate responder capability to mitigate a radiological transportation incident. The Contractor is responsible for providing support services such astraining videos and other potential options for DOE consideration and distribution as appropriate. Under the supervision of DOE, the Contractor will deliver training to emergency responder audiences at up to 75 DOE Modular Emergency Response Radiological Transportation Training Program classes annually at various locations across the nation. The Contractor shall ensure the training curriculum covers the most current regulations and standards, as determined by DOE. The total estimated value of this acquisition is $4,500,000 over three years.