DOE Specialized Consulting, Analysis, And Assistance On Environmental Issues

The Department of Energy (DOE) Master Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for Specialized Consulting, Analysis, and Assistance on Environmental Issues provides a comprehensive contract vehicle for National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) support services. The vehicle enables DOE and its various offices to rapidly procure environmental consulting, assessment, and documentation services through streamlined task orders. The primary focus of this BPA is to support environmental impact analyses, regulatory compliance, policy development, and technical research across DOE's operational landscape, with a particular emphasis on environmental assessments, impact statements, and policy guidance development.

The task orders under this BPA consistently involve NEPA-related services, with contract values ranging from approximately $12,500 to over $22 million. Prime contractors frequently include Leidos, Inc., Potomac-Hudson Engineering Inc. (PHE), and Sanford Cohen & Associates (S C & A Inc.), demonstrating a mix of large and small businesses. Most task orders are either Time and Materials or Labor Hours pricing types, with no consistent set-aside designation (though one task order was designated for small businesses). The primary funding agencies are DOE's Office of Environmental Management, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, and Office of General Counsel. Performance locations appear to be nationwide, with work often conducted in locations such as Arlington, Virginia, and around key DOE facilities like the Savannah River Site. The ultimate completion dates for task orders typically range from 2025 to 2029, indicating a forward-looking approach to environmental consulting and policy support.