The Department of Energy's Office of Legacy Management awarded a $1 billion indefinite delivery contract to RSI Entech, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business. The single-award contract, set aside for small businesses, tasks RSI Entech with providing post-remediation legacy management support services through November 2025. Under this vehicle, RSI Entech has received numerous delivery orders to perform technical, administrative, and project management services in support of the agency's long-term surveillance, maintenance, demolition, and general assistance for the remediation and stewardship of legacy waste areas from past defense and energy programs. Key services encompass program support, asset management, information technology, safety, environmental management, and oversight of implementation for demolition designs at former nuclear production and research sites primarily located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Washington D.C.; and Piqua, Ohio. The contract aims to leverage RSI Entech's expertise across the full lifecycle of post-remediation activities to protect human health and the environment.
The original solicitation, a small business set-aside, sought an indefinite delivery contract to obtain post-remediation technical, project management, and administrative support services for the Office of Legacy Management's mission of ensuring protection of human health and the environment at closed nuclear facilities. The single-award IDIQ vehicle allows the agency to task the prime contractor, RSI Entech, with a range of engineering, environmental, and quality assurance services to support the long-term stewardship of former production and research sites across the United States.
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