NRC Region 4

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region 4 is one of four regional offices of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the independent federal agency responsible for regulating the civilian use of radioactive materials. Region 4 oversees nuclear facilities and activities in the south-central United States, including states such as Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and others within its geographic jurisdiction. The regional office conducts inspections, licensing activities, and enforcement actions to ensure compliance with nuclear safety and security regulations. As a field office of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Region 4 maintains operational facilities and staff to support its regulatory mission within its designated territory.

Recent contract awards by Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region 4 demonstrate a focus on operational infrastructure and employee support services. The agency awarded a $23,520 firm-fixed-price contract to EAN Holdings, LLC (Enterprise Rent A Car) for vanpool services to transport approximately twelve Nuclear Regulatory Commission employees in Arlington, Texas. This multi-year contract includes a base period plus three one-year options, with performance extending through December 31, 2028, and aligns with Executive Order 13150 regarding federal workforce transportation requirements.

Infrastructure maintenance and data center operations represent the largest procurement category for the region. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region 4 awarded two significant contracts totaling over $517,000 for critical facility systems. Johnson Controls, Inc. received a $269,688.46 firm-fixed-price contract for comprehensive service, repair, and preventative maintenance of the Region IV data center's Carrier chillers, Bard heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units, and chiller monitoring systems, with performance through September 30, 2028. Additionally, Compu Dynamics LLC secured a $247,902 contract to assess the Region IV data center and replace in-row cooling units as needed, with completion required by March 31, 2025. These awards indicate ongoing investment in mission-critical infrastructure systems essential to the region's regulatory operations.