Westinghouse Government Services LLC
Westinghouse Government Services LLC is a foreign-owned for-profit company registered in SAM.gov to receive federal contracts and grants. It provides a range of goods and services to various federal agencies, primarily related to nuclear energy, environmental remediation, and defense capabilities.
Westinghouse Government Services LLC has been awarded multiple prime contracts spanning areas such as nuclear reactor design, operation, and decommissioning. For the Department of Energy, it has provided services like low enriched uranium storage and inventory management, as well as nationwide deactivation, decommissioning, and removal through a major IDIQ vehicle. The company has also supported the Department of Defense with projects like the design of a mobile nuclear reactor and nuclear reactor operator training. Additionally, Westinghouse has secured contracts with agencies like the Department of the Air Force for space technology development programs and the Army Corps of Engineers for reactor facility decommissioning work. These awards demonstrate the company's expertise in nuclear energy, environmental remediation, and related fields across the federal landscape.
Under the Department of Energy's nationwide deactivation, decommissioning, and removal (DD&R) IDIQ, valued at $3 billion, Westinghouse Government Services LLC has been awarded task orders to provide environmental remediation services. This multiple-award IDIQ allows the Office of Environmental Management to leverage Westinghouse's capabilities in safely executing deactivation, decommissioning, and removal tasks at DOE sites across the country in support of the agency's mission. The company has already received a $50,000 task order through this vehicle for work in Cincinnati, Ohio. Westinghouse's role in this major IDIQ underscores its position as a key provider of nuclear decommissioning and environmental remediation services to the federal government.
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Not listed 5801 Bluff Rd, Hopkins, SC 29061, USA
9/11/03 9/17/25 Nuclear Fuel Services Inc.
Nuclear Fuel Services Inc., a subsidiary of BWX Technologies, Inc., is a leading supplier of nuclear components and fuel to the U.S. government. It provides technical, management, and site services for complex facilities, and offers precision manufactured components and services for the commercial nuclear industry. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2002 as a for-profit, corporate entity engaged in goods manufacturing.
Nuclear Fuel Services Inc. has been awarded multiple definitive contracts by the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) for enriched uranium conversion and purification services. In 2023, the company received a $428 million firm fixed price contract to provide these services over a five-year base period ending in April 2028, supporting the NNSA's stockpile stewardship and management programs. Previously, in 2021, Nuclear Fuel Services Inc. was awarded a $67.5 million firm fixed price contract for uranium purification and conversion services to be performed in Erwin, Tennessee through February 2024. These contracts enable the NNSA to meet defense requirements for enriched uranium as part of its mission to enhance national security through nuclear science applications. Nuclear Fuel Services Inc. has also been a subcontractor to Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC for services provided under a federal contract.
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Not listed 1205 Banner St, Erwin, TN 37650, USA
2/12/02 12/18/25 Orano Federal Services LLC
Orano Federal Services LLC, doing business as Areva, is a foreign owned, for-profit organization that provides goods and services to the federal government.
Through prime and sub federal contract awards, Orano Federal Services has provided spent fuel canister deposition services, transportation and storage services for high-assay low-enriched uranium, deactivation and decommissioning services, feasibility studies on alternate fissile materials in power reactors, and other nuclear energy and security related services. Major funding agencies include the Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy, Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management, Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration, and Department of Navy Naval Sea Systems Command. Orano Federal Services has partnered on subcontracts with companies such as Nuclear Waste Partnership, Triad National Security, Consolidated Nuclear Security, and Electric Power Research Institute.
Through a prime federal grant, Orano Federal Services is developing an off-gas treatment system for facilities that process used/spent advanced reactor fuel. This cooperative agreement is funded by the Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency. As a subrecipient on federal grants, Orano Federal Services has provided technical insights on nuclear reprocessing technologies and supported the design and testing of a molten chloride fast reactor.
Orano Federal Services holds an indefinite delivery contract from the Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management for nationwide deactivation, decommissioning and removal services, with a potential value of $3 billion over a 10 year ordering period. A $50,000 firm fixed price delivery order was issued against this contract to perform specialized cleanup services in Cincinnati, Ohio.
DLG7K4HPVT43 541330
Not listed 10101 David Taylor Dr #200, Charlotte, NC 28262, USA
3/27/07 1/21/26 Framatome Inc.
Framatome Inc., doing business as Areva NP Inc., is a major international provider of nuclear power plant services and technologies. The company specializes in nuclear reactor engineering, maintenance, and technical consulting for both commercial and research reactors. Through federal contracts and grants, Framatome supports various civilian agencies, primarily in nuclear research and development efforts. Its expertise spans reactor operations, safety analysis, fuel design, and specialized inspection and cleanup services for nuclear facilities. As a global leader in the nuclear industry, Framatome leverages its extensive knowledge and experience to assist government agencies in maintaining and advancing nuclear technologies for research and energy production.
Framatome's federal contract work has predominantly focused on supporting the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) with its nuclear research reactor operations. The company has performed extensive work at NIST's facilities in Gaithersburg, Maryland, including reactor recovery efforts, debris and fuel element cleanup, gamma camera imaging, ductwork sealing, pump repairs, and removal of radioactive hotspots. Framatome has held a significant indefinite delivery contract with NIST since 2021, valued at $9.5 million, which has been used to issue over $15 million in task orders for specialized technical consulting, engineering, and maintenance services. Additionally, Framatome has provided training courses on pressurized water reactor maintenance for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. These contracts are typically awarded without set-aside designations, reflecting Framatome's position as a large, specialized contractor in the nuclear field.
In the realm of federal grants, Framatome has focused on research and development in nuclear energy technologies. The company has received cooperative agreement awards from the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy to develop light water reactor fuel with enhanced accident tolerance. Framatome has also participated as a subrecipient on several Nuclear Energy University Program (NEUP) grants, collaborating with universities such as Ohio State University, University of Tennessee, and North Carolina State University. In these projects, Framatome has contributed to enhancing thermo-mechanical modeling of accident-tolerant and high-burnup nuclear fuels, developing prototype tools for big data analysis in nuclear plant operations, and guiding research efforts in thermal-hydraulics, reactor physics, and multi-physics areas using high-fidelity NEAMS tools. The company's role in these grants typically involves providing industry expertise and ensuring research relevance to practical applications in nuclear power plants.
Framatome holds two significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs). The first is a multiple-award IDV with the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy for HALEU (High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium) deconversion services, with a ceiling value of $800 million and an ultimate completion date of October 31, 2034. The second is a single-award IDV with the National Institute of Standards and Technology for technical consulting services in support of NCNR reactor recovery efforts, with a ceiling value of $9.5 million and an ultimate completion date of February 10, 2025. Under these IDVs, particularly the NIST contract, Framatome has received multiple task orders for a variety of specialized nuclear engineering and maintenance services, including gamma camera imaging, radioactive debris and fuel element cleanup, ductwork sealing, pump repairs, and hot spot removal at NIST's research reactor facilities. These IDVs demonstrate the federal government's reliance on Framatome's expertise in nuclear technologies and its capacity to provide ongoing support for critical research and operational needs in the nuclear sector.
PJANMEJLEEN5 541330
Not listed 3315 Old Forest Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24501, USA
10/12/01 1/22/26