DOE International Electricity Market Model (IEMM)

The DOE International Electricity Market Model Master IDIQ contract vehicle, awarded on September 28, 2015, and operating through April 21, 2019, was established by the U.S. Department of Energy to support the development, implementation, and post-implementation activities associated with Component Design Reports for the International Electricity Market Model. This vehicle served as a mechanism to procure specialized technical and analytical services related to electricity market modeling capabilities with international applications. The Master IDIQ structure allowed the Department of Energy to issue multiple task orders to selected prime contractors as specific project needs and requirements emerged throughout the contract performance period.

Based on the available contract vehicle information, the scope encompassed design report development, system implementation activities, and post-implementation support services related to the International Electricity Market Model framework. The Master IDIQ format enabled the Department of Energy to distribute work across multiple prime contractors while maintaining flexibility to adjust project requirements and funding allocations as the initiative progressed. The specific task order values, durations, individual contractor awards, performance locations, and any applicable small business set-asides cannot be determined from the provided contract vehicle documentation alone, as detailed task order data is not included in the available materials.

International Electricity Market Model (IEMM) Component Design Reports (CDRS) development, implementation and post implementation.