DOE International Electricity Market Model (IEMM)

The Department of Energy (DOE) International Electricity Market Model (IEMM) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract focuses on the development, implementation, and post-implementation of Component Design Reports (CDRs) related to international electricity market modeling. This contract vehicle enables the DOE to efficiently procure specialized technical services for analyzing and documenting electricity market systems and infrastructure across global contexts. The IDIQ mechanism allows for multiple task orders to be issued against the master contract, providing flexibility in addressing evolving electricity market research and modeling requirements.

Task orders under this IDIQ are likely to involve comprehensive technical documentation, market analysis, and strategic modeling of international electricity infrastructure and market dynamics. While specific task order details are not provided, typical engagements would potentially range from $50,000 to $500,000 and span 6-18 month periods. The contract's focus on international electricity markets suggests that prime contractors would likely include engineering consulting firms, energy research organizations, and technical analysis groups with expertise in global electricity systems. Given the DOE's involvement, task orders are expected to be funded through federal energy research and infrastructure development budgets, potentially with emphasis on technical documentation, market trend analysis, and infrastructure modeling capabilities.