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NAICS Code· 221113

NAICS 221113: Nuclear Electric Power Generation

This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in operating nuclear electric power generation facilities. These facilities use nuclear power to produce electric energy. The electric energy produced in these establishments is provided to electric power transmission systems or to electric power distribution systems. Show more

NAICS 221113 – Nuclear Electric Power Generation encompasses the operation of nuclear power plants that produce electricity through controlled fission reactions in nuclear reactors. This sector involves the maintenance, safety compliance, fuel handling, radiation monitoring, and grid integration of nuclear generation facilities, all governed by stringent regulatory frameworks under the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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NAICS code 221113 covers Nuclear Electric Power Generation. This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in operating nuclear electric power generation facilities. These facilities use nuclear power to produce electric energy. The electric energy produced in these establishments is provided to electric power transmission systems or to electric power distribution systems.

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NAICS: 221113
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Request for Application: NRIC Nuclear Energy Launch Pad
Solicitation # INL-NRICRFA01
The U.S. Department of Energy and the National Reactor Innovation Center (NRIC) are seeking qualified applicants through a rolling Request for Application (RFA INL-NRICRFA01) to participate in the Nuclear Energy Launch Pad initiative, which aims to accelerate the deployment of advanced nuclear technologies through flexible federal frameworks on both federal and non-federal lands. This initiative builds on the success of the Reactor and Fuel Line Pilot Programs by creating a structured pathway for private industry to develop, test, and license novel nuclear reactors, fuel cycle facilities, and supporting infrastructure. Applicants must propose projects under one of two pathways: Launch Pad Idaho National Laboratory (INL), which leverages federal infrastructure in Idaho Falls, or Launch Pad U.S.A., which supports deployment on non-federal sites, and must demonstrate technical maturity, a credible project schedule, secure funding sources, and proven experience to execute the work through commissioning and eventual decommissioning. The program is entirely applicant-funded, with no government funding, in-kind contributions, or cost-sharing provided; applicants must cover all costs associated with design, construction, operation, waste management, and decommissioning. Applications must be submitted as searchable PDFs, adhere to a 50-page technical limit, and include mandatory elements such as Table 1 and Table 2 from GDE-55179, resumes of key personnel (max two pages per person), a certified Transparency of Foreign Connections document, and a comprehensive Master Document and Deliverable List (MDDL). Proprietary information must be clearly marked with specific disclaimers, and all submissions must come from entities with active SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity Identifier. Compliance is governed by federal statutes including the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, the Nuclear Energy Innovation Capabilities Act of 2017, and DOE regulations such as 10 C.F.R. Parts 820, 830, and 835, along with DOE-STD-1271 for authorization. Applicants must also meet stringent cybersecurity standards under NIST SP 800-171 and DOE Order 205.1D, maintain Public Trust clearances for personnel, and adhere to detailed safety, environmental, and operational reporting requirements. The initial application window closed on July 8, 2026, but submissions remain open indefinitely for periodic review; selections are based on a scoring rubric evaluating technology maturity, schedule realism, funding security, experience, and MDDL
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NAICS: 221113
Closed
Federal
Application to Test in the NRIC DOME Facility
Solicitation # INL-NRICRFA02
Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC, as the Management and Operating Contractor for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory, is inviting industry applicants to apply for access to the Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments (DOME) test facility, scheduled to become operational in July 2027 at the Materials and Fuels Complex in Idaho Falls, Idaho. This opportunity is designed to accelerate the development and commercialization of advanced nuclear reactors by providing private sector developers with access to a national laboratory test bed, reducing the cost and complexity of first-of-a-kind reactor testing. Applicants must demonstrate a mature reactor design capable of supporting imminent safety documentation, with a clear, qualified plan for nuclear fuel lifecycle management, including procurement, storage, and disposition. Eligibility requires significant progress through the conceptual design phase, along with formal engagement with the Department of Energy on a Nuclear Safety Design Agreement or an equivalent 10 CFR 830 safety basis. Only U.S.-owned companies or entities with parent companies that provide equitable rights and protections to U.S.-owned firms may apply, and all testing must be fully self-funded by the applicant. Applications must be submitted in PDF format, not exceeding fifty pages, with two mandatory attachments: a Master Document and Deliverable List (MDDL) and a project schedule using the Reactor Developer Schedule template. The application must comprehensively address nine key areas including reactor technology maturity, nuclear fuel planning, test objectives, project timeline, DOME integration requirements, DOE authorization strategy, funding sources, organizational experience, and long-term commercialization and regulatory pathways. Proposals will be evaluated through a multi-factor scoring system focused on optimizing the use of the DOME facility, with critical pass/fail gates including a national security review to mitigate undue foreign influence. All responses must include detailed assumptions and supporting rationale, and proprietary information must be clearly marked. Applicants must submit initial contact information by June 19, 2026, with full applications due by July 17, 2026. Selected applicants will be notified within four to six months, but no test schedule is guaranteed, and DOE retains final authority over sequencing. Technical inquiries must be submitted at least two weeks before the deadline, and an executed Non-Disclosure Agreement with INL is required prior to submission. All performance and execution activities will occur at the Idaho Falls site, with the applicant responsible for end-to-end management from design through decommissioning and post-irradiation examinations.
Battelle Energy Alliance–doe Cntr

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3 months ago

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3 months ago
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