Aracelis Perez-Ortiz is a Contract Specialist. Aracelis is associated with 30 contracts. Activity spans Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services, Environmental Consulting Services, and Engineering Services.
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is conducting market research to identify qualified vendors capable of providing technical support for environmental reviews within the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards. The scope of work involves implementing National Environmental Policy Act requirements, including the development of environmental assessments and impact statements for nuclear materials licensing activities. Services will be performed in Rockville, Maryland, under NAICS code 541620.
Qualified contractors must provide a multidisciplinary team with expertise in areas such as land use, water resources, geology, and public health. Key requirements include the ability to support adjudicatory hearings, maintain a high level of in-house technical capability to limit subcontracting to under 20 percent, and demonstrate a minimum of five years of experience for technical staff. This is a sources sought notice and not a formal solicitation; interested parties must submit capability statements and past performance data to the designated point of contact by the specified deadline.
Nuclear Regulatory CommissionRockville,
MD,
20852,
USA
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is conducting market research under notice APP-26-RES-0016 to identify qualified vendors capable of providing comprehensive development, maintenance, and support services for the Symbolic Nuclear Analysis Package (SNAP) framework and its associated plugins. This effort focuses on sustaining and enhancing NRC-owned tools including TRACE, PARCS, MELCOR, MACCS, and FAST plugins that integrate with the SNAP graphical interface, originally developed by ISL, Inc., and licensed to the NRC. The work also involves the continued development of GRAVE Plot, a next-generation scientific data visualization tool that replaces APTplot and requires robust UI enhancements, new plot format support, and integration with a Python API for automated plotting. Vendors must demonstrate deep technical proficiency in Java-based plugin development specifically tailored to the SNAP architecture, as well as hands-on experience with the underlying nuclear safety codes and their unpredictable release cycles to ensure timely, compatible updates. Additionally, the contractor must maintain mature plugins such as the Engineering Template, SLURM Job Stream, Git Version Control, and Uncertainty Quantification while producing Section 508-compliant technical tutorial videos to assist end-users across NRC and international partner teams.
All responses must comply with strict non-proprietariness and conflict-of-interest guidelines, as the NRC is particularly sensitive to organizational conflicts under its Acquisition Regulation Subpart 2009.5. Respondents are required to provide detailed capability statements addressing five key areas: SNAP architecture expertise, familiarity with nuclear safety codes and strategies for managing external code updates, experience developing scientific visualization tools with Python API integration, approaches to long-term sustainment and video training delivery, and pricing methodology under fixed-price or labor-hour contracting models. Organizations must disclose their size status under NAICS code 541511, specify any small business certifications, outline prior performance with similar federal contracts—including contract value, customer, and scope—and indicate whether they have previously held contracts with NRC licensees or experienced NRC-related conflicts of interest. Responses are limited to MS Word or PDF format, submitted via email by the July 8, 2026 deadline, and must reference the notice ID in the subject line. No financial obligation is assumed by the government, no formal solicitation currently exists, and submissions are strictly for market research purposes only—no proposals will be evaluated or considered as offers for award.
Nuclear Regulatory CommissionRockville,
MD,
20852,
USA
The contract titled "R--Sign Language Interpretation and Transcription Services" is a justification procurement issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. It focuses on providing professional sign language interpretation and transcription services under the NAICS code 541930. The solicitation was posted on April 17, 2026, and the contract is managed by the NRC office located in Rockville, Maryland.
This contract does not specify a set-aside type and is aimed at ensuring effective communication access within the agency. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Aracelis Perez-Ortiz, reachable via email or phone. While the exact performance location is not detailed, the contract supports the NRC's operational needs related to accessibility. Additional contract details are accessible through the specified federal contracting portal.
